May 31

Recent Compliance Issues: 5/13/16 – 5/26/16

1. On Wednesday, May 18, 2016, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) and four, federal, financial, regulatory agencies issued guidance providing supervisory expectations on how financial institutions should handle consumer deposit discrepancies. Interagency guidance states that banks should avoid or reconcile, or resolve discrepancies between the amount they credit to a consumer’s account and how.

May 15

Recent Compliance Issues: 4/29/16 – 5/12/16

Nearly seven years after a landmark overhaul of the credit card industry, regulators are renewing their scrutiny of a popular credit card feature that can negatively impact consumers who don’t use it as intended. Deferred-interest promotions, commonly offered on store-brand credit cards, give consumers a chance to buy big-ticket items like appliances, furniture or even medical.

May 12

Recent Compliance Issues: 4/15/16 – 4/28/16

On Tuesday April 26, 2016, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) released its latest monthly consumer complaint snapshot, highlighting consumer complaints related to mortgages. The report shows that consumers continue to encounter servicing problems when they are unable to make payments. This month’s snapshot also highlights trends seen in complaints coming from California. As of.

March 28

Recent Compliance Issues: 3/4/16 – 3/17/16

1. In today’s world of instant messaging, it is important to understand what social media use and compliance can look like for the mortgage and lending industry. Although the FFIEC released their guidance for social media use two years ago, there’s limited information to help lenders bridge the gap between consumer demand and industry compliance..

February 21

Recent Compliance Issues: 2/5/16 – 2/18/16

1. Mortgage lender and servicer HSBC agreed to pay more than $4 million to resolve allegations it received commissions and kickbacks on force-placed insurance policies it obtained for Massachusetts homeowners. As part of the agreement, HSBC will pay $2.675 million directly to the affected homeowners and another $1.4 million will be paid to the state..

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