At this year’s National Settlement Services Summit (NS3), experts discussed how state regulatory changes are shaping the industry, the impact of emerging technologies and offered ways to stay prepared and proactive.
Attendees at this year’s National Settlement Services Summit (NS3) had the opportunity to bring comfort to Kansas City area children in the family court system through the annual Make a Child Smile community outreach event, sponsored by Qualia.
More than 40 speakers will take the stage over three days this week at the National Settlement Services Summit (NS3) at the Kansas City Marriott Downtown in Kansas City, Mo.
A panel of tech and affiliated business arrangements (AfBAs) experts discussed the operational essentials for the first 90 days of a new AfBA, including workflow and technology.
RESPA experts analyzed state enforcement and current litigation at RESPRO’s spring conference, discussing the approach of attorneys general concerning increasing RESPA enforcement, the validity of “reverse referrals” and what to look out for with joint ventures.
A panel of RESPA attorneys discussed compliant strategies to compensate referral sources at RESPRO’s spring conference, emphasizing the benefits of joint ventures and affiliated business arrangements when done correctly and the risks of employing a referral source as a non-producing branch manager.
A RESPRO panel discussed the possibility of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac being released from conservatorship, emphasizing the need to figure out where capital for the entities will come from and whether the release will allow competition to enter the market.
Chuck Myers, deputy commissioner at the Louisiana Department of Insurance, and Angela Crooker, manager at the Virginia State Corporation Commission, recently discussed regulatory priorities and the need for industry to communicate with regulators.
Quality control experts from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac shared insights about the trends they are seeing among performing and non-performing loans while speaking at the Mortgage Bankers Association’s 2025 Compliance and Risk Management Conference.
A panel of RESPA experts covered the potential consequences of RESPA violations at RESPRO’s fall conference. Financially, a company may incur civil penalties. Reputationally, a company may incur damage to its image. Professionally, an individual may lose their license.
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