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New York DFS Launches Research and Innovation Division

July 28, 2019 By Lisa Lanham

Global Expenses

A&B Abstract: In an effort to position itself as the “Regulator of the Future,” the New York State Department of Financial Services (“NYDFS”) recently launched the Research and Innovation Division, which will be responsible for ensuring that the … [Continue reading] about New York DFS Launches Research and Innovation Division

Filed Under: State Law Tagged With: #NYDFS, fintech

The Fate of the QM Patch

July 22, 2019 By Stephen Ornstein

Residential Mortgage

A&B Abstract: With the January 2021 expiration of the so-called “QM Patch” looming, what courses of action are available to the CFPB? Background One of the most vexing issues currently facing the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (“CFPB”) … [Continue reading] about The Fate of the QM Patch

Filed Under: Ability to Repay/Qualified Mortgage, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), Mortgage Loans Tagged With: ATR Rule, QM Patch

Will Maine begin to regulate passive, secondary market investors in student loan debt?

July 17, 2019 By Lisa Lanham

A&B Abstract:  Maine’s New Student Loan Bill of Rights requires the licensing of any person acting as “directly or indirectly” as a student loan servicer.  What might that mean for passive, secondary market investors in student loan … [Continue reading] about Will Maine begin to regulate passive, secondary market investors in student loan debt?

Filed Under: Licensing, State Law, Student Loans Tagged With: Maine, passive investors, student loan servicing

Potential Changes to the CCPA; California Senate Considers Amendments

July 17, 2019 By David Keating and Dorian Simmons

On April 30, we detailed several proposed amendments to the California Consumer Privacy Act (the “CCPA”) that were advancing in the State Assembly (see our previous blog post here). Since then, a number of the proposed amendments passed the Assembly … [Continue reading] about Potential Changes to the CCPA; California Senate Considers Amendments

Filed Under: Privacy and Cybersecurity, State Law Tagged With: #California, #CCPA, #Privacy #Privacylitigation, #statelaw

Appraisal Reform Act of 2019 Would Impact TRID

July 14, 2019 By Nanci Weissgold

A&B Abstract:  If enacted, the recently introduced Appraisal Reform Act of 2019 would amend RESPA to require the disclosure of the appraisal management fee separate from the appraisal fee on the loan estimate (LE) and closing disclosure (CD).  … [Continue reading] about Appraisal Reform Act of 2019 Would Impact TRID

Filed Under: Appraisal and Valuation, Mortgage Loans, Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA), TRID Tagged With: appraisal, TRID, zero tolerance

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