2017 Compliance Conference

Hosted by

MBBA-NH & MAMP

When

Where

This year's Compliance Conference Themes are: TRID, Freddie Mac new application & technology,
HMDA, Washington DC, legalized marijuana risks, more..

Who should attend?
Compliance Departments, Closing Leaders, Department Managers, Settlement Agents,
Processing/Underwriting Leaders, Mortgage Originators, Real Estate Professionals.

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Sponsor/Exhibitor Registration

Members  $95.00
Non-Member MBA $125.00 
Member Sponsor/Exhibit $250.00
Non Member Sponsor/Exhibit  $400.00

Sponsor/Exhibitor’s (to date)

First American Title 
Regency Mortgage
RMS
Birchwood Credit Services
New Hampshire Housing
Merrimack Mortgage
Market Street Settlement 
Essent Guaranty
National MI 
Kriss Law/ Atlantic Title 
Veros Real Estate Solutions 
Red Door Title 
Genworth MI

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Sponsor/Exhibitor Registration

AGENDA

8:30 to 8:50am Registration
8:50 to 9:00am Welcome 

9:00 to 10:15am  Freddie Mac
Freddie Mac brings the mortgage application into the digital age: new 1003 added data points, obsolete questions, and additional capabilities to promote digital mortgage work flows. The redesigned URLA allows much greater flexibility than the past by acknowledging that not all loan applications are the same This seems to be Freddie's future as they attempt to go paperless, expand data collection and streamline efficiency’s.
Speaker TBA, Freddie Mac

10:15 to 10:45am Break

10:45 to 11:45am Deep Dive into HMDA
Deep dive into HMDA by a lady who lives and breathes HMDA, including HMDA expansion and the impact on Fair Lending. 
Sue Quilty, Vice President Loan Operations, Residential Mortgage Services 

11:45 to 12:30pm Lunch

12:30pm to 1:30pm Legislative update, Key MBA positions and Trump Administration. 
Scott Nowak, Esq.,  Assistant Director of State Government Affairs Residential Policy & Member Services, Mortgage Bankers Association. 

1:30 to 1:45 Break

1:45 to 2:45pm. Based on Ben's article; “Will Massachusetts Lenders do Business with Marijuana Businesses? Compliance risks with this". An issue heating up Board rooms across the state of Massachusetts is to what extent community lenders will do business with retail marijuana dispensaries. Legal under state law as of January 1, 2018, still illegal under Federal law. Riddle with compliance risks with a debatable benefit. What is your take?
Benjamin Giumarra, Esq., Specialist in lending and regulatory compliance, Spillane Consulting Associates.  

2:45 to 3:45 TRID and other relavant topics
Ruth Dillingham, Esq., Special Counsel, First American Title

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Sponsor/Exhibitor Registration

Contact

Steve Bauer 
Mortgage Bankers and Brokers Association of New Hampshire 
603-225-6111 
info@mbba-nh.org 

Joshua Wolfe
Maine Association of Mortgage Professionals
207-712-0402
mamp@mortgagemaine.com