The next wave of servicing regulation is coming – Are you ready?

With forbearance and foreclosure moratoriums coming to an end, complying with various federal and state servicing regulations and loss mitigation is a growing topic of concern amongst mortgage lenders. With recent and still to come changes, servicers find themselves gearing up for new compliance regulations.

Join HousingWire and industry experts from ACES, Rushmore Loan Management Services and Ballard Spahr for a discussion that will guide you through what servicers need to know about recent and upcoming servicing compliance regulations and strategies leading experts are implementing to prepare for servicing regulatory audits.

Sponsored by: ACES Quality Management
Date & Time: September 23, 2021 at 1pm CT

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mandy

Amanda Phillips
EVP OF Compliance,
ACES Quality Management

Reid

Reid F. Herlihy
A Partner in the Mortgage Banking Group,
Ballard Spahr

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Samantha Gramsas
SVP of Servicing Operations,
Rushmore Loan Management Services

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