The CFPB may announce final rules for mortgage regulations mandated by the Dodd-Frank Act during a Jan. 10 policy roundtable meeting in Baltimore.
CUNA Deputy General Counsel Mary Dunn said CFPB employees have said they expect the mortgage regulations, which include standards for qualified mortgages, loan originator compensation and loan servicing, will be announced at the Baltimore event, or a second policy roundtable meeting Jan. 17 in Atlanta.
NAFCU General Counsel Carrie Hunt said her trade is expecting a series of "rolling releases" from CFPB that will be completed prior to the bureau's Jan. 21 deadline, which falls on the Martin Luther King Jr. federal holiday.
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