Schedule

This session highlights recent cases and litigation developments relating to bankruptcy and data breaches.

This session highlights recent fair lending and RESPA cases and litigation.

Farragut/Lafayette

Please join the Risk Management Committee for our annual in-person meeting to discuss hot topics and share insights and ongoing concerns. Discussion is open and provides a networking opportunity for the group. All MBA members are welcome to attend the meeting.

This session highlights recent key state cases, as well as developments related to the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA), the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) and the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA).

Join MBA’s Chief Economist and Senior Vice President, Research and Business Development, Mike Fratantoni, as he hosts representatives from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac for a timely update on the critical changes that impact underwriting and QC practices.

Penn Quarter B, Declaration Level

Franklin/McPherson, Independence Level

Penn Quarter, Declaration Level

The Fraud Issues Subcommittee meets in person during Compliance and Risk Management. All MBA members are welcome to attend to learn what the committee is working on and hear from guest speakers. Breakfast will be served.

MBA’s CEO, Bob Broeksmit, provides an update on recent developments from Washington policymakers and on MBA’s advocacy work.

Penn Quarter, Declaration Level

The Legal Issues and Regulatory Compliance Committee is the key member group that identifies, studies, and evaluates legal and regulatory issues and trends related to the residential mortgage lending industry. Your voice is critical to MBA’s efforts. Current topics include the political outlook at the federal and state levels, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau supervisory and enforcement activities, regulatory changes, and recent MBA advocacy efforts. LIRC committee members attending the Compliance and Risk Management Conference are encouraged to participate to help guide MBA’s policy and advocacy priorities.

Technology has transformed the way attorneys communicate, creating new ethical considerations in an increasingly digital world. This course explores how email, texting, social media, and other electronic communications impact attorney responsibilities, professional conduct, and client relationships. Participants examine the unique challenges of balancing the informality of electronic communication with its permanence and potential legal implications.