2016 MBA Regulatory Compliance Conference

The 2016 MBA Regulatory Compliance Conference, organized by the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) and sponsored by Akerman LLP, was held on September 18, 2016, at the Grand Hyatt Washington in Washington, D.C. This conference brought together industry professionals to discuss and navigate the evolving landscape of regulatory compliance in the mortgage banking sector.

Key sessions included the HMDA Workshop titled "Deep Dive into Data Points," where Thomas Kearney discussed the new HMDA Rule, focusing on data provided by lenders and addressing operational challenges and solutions. Ariel Stern led the Litigation Session titled "Key Developments," covering significant cases involving mortgage compliance and potential defenses. Tobias Moon presented the Essentials Session titled "Servicing Including the Latest Rules," detailing the CFPB’s Servicing Rule amendments, TCPA rules, FDCPA, CSBS activities, and other notable developments.

The conference provided attendees with opportunities to engage with leading experts, participate in interactive workshops, and gain insights into the latest regulatory changes affecting the mortgage industry. It served as a platform for networking and professional development, equipping participants with the knowledge and tools necessary to ensure compliance and mitigate risks in their organizations.

This event was particularly beneficial for compliance officers, legal professionals, mortgage bankers, and regulatory affairs specialists seeking to stay informed about current compliance challenges and best practices within the mortgage banking industry.