FFIEC Training [PowerPoint]
On March 22, 2022, we led a training for the FFIEC on trends in the mortgage banking marketplace, pipeline risk management, and mortgage servicing rights.
On March 22, 2022, we led a training for the FFIEC on trends in the mortgage banking marketplace, pipeline risk management, and mortgage servicing rights.
Frank Wilary, Principal Introduction We are at the beginning stages of the reopening process. As of mid-May 2020, 42 states have partially opened their economies. The level of permitted increased […]
OVERALL We are currently witnessing a global economic slowdown due to the COVID-19 outbreak and most economists are projecting a pandemic-driven severe recession. In response to the outbreak, the Federal […]
Released March 2020 introduction The Community Bank Leverage Ratio (“CBLR”) final rule was recently adopted by the federal banking agencies and became effective on January 1, 2020. The rule is […]
Initially offered at the 2017 AICPA Conference on Credit Unions, All You Ever Wanted to Know About Mortgage Banking offers an all-inclusive insight into a credit union’s mortgage banking operation. This presentation […]
Interest rates are up, refinances are down, and the CFPB has recently released dizzying amounts of regulation regarding mortgage lending, with more to come. Lenders are asking – should I […]
The accounting and regulatory reporting for mortgage banking activities is relatively complex. For example, locking in a rate with a borrower for a loan to be sold into the secondary […]
Accounting for Mortgage Banking Activities Mortgage Servicing Rights Released January 2012 INTRODUCTION Mortgage banking involves relatively sophisticated financial activities, including the creation of derivatives, hedging, and the intricacies of mortgage […]
accounting for mortgage banking activities Interest Rate Lock Commitments, Forward Sales Commitments and Closed Loans Held for Sale Released March 2012 introduction Mortgage banking involves relatively sophisticated financial activities including […]