Where should compliance teams focus their attention? Which emerging risks deserve the most scrutiny? And how can credit unions prepare for shifting enforcement priorities without overextending resources?
These are some of the most pressing questions facing mortgage leaders today.
The mortgage compliance landscape continues to evolve as federal priorities shift, states introduce new requirements, and private consumer actions become increasingly common. For credit unions, understanding how these developments may affect lending operations is critical to managing risk, maintaining member trust, and supporting long-term growth.
But keeping up with regulatory change is only part of the challenge. Credit unions also need practical guidance on how to interpret evolving expectations, identify areas of potential exposure, and build compliance programs that can adapt as the landscape continues to shift.
That's why MeridianLink is hosting Adapting to regulatory change in the modern mortgage market on Wednesday, June 24 at 2 p.m. ET.
During this webinar, attendees will hear from two respected mortgage compliance attorneys from Mitchell Sandler PLLC: Co-Managing Partner Daniella Casseres, who leads the firm's mortgage practice group, and Alex Temple, Partner. Together, they will provide an in-depth look at today's regulatory and enforcement environment and what lenders should be doing now to prepare for what's ahead.
What you'll learn
Attendees will gain insight into:
- Areas where regulatory oversight is increasing
- How enforcement priorities are changing across the mortgage industry
- Current fair lending expectations and emerging AI-related compliance risks
- Key RESPA considerations and compensation practices drawing heightened attention
- Practical strategies for maintaining a strong compliance program amid overlapping federal, state, and private enforcement pressures
Join MeridianLink on June 24 to gain practical insights from industry experts and walk away with strategies you can apply within your organization.
