ProBank TRID Compliance: Facing the Challenges 2019 - Irving, Texas | Professional Bank Services | 20 March 2019 | Hilton Garden Inn, 7516 Las Colinas Blvd, Irving, TX 75063, USA

Mortgage disclosure regulation has over 45 years of history. As mandated by the Dodd-Frank Act, completely new mortgage disclosure rules and integrated mortgage disclosure forms for the Closing Disclosure and the Loan Estimate (the TRID disclosures) were implemented providing a new regulatory landscape

In August 2016, the Consumer Financial Protections Bureau (CFPB) published proposed clarifications with respect to these new TRID disclosures. The clarifications identified issues that were brought to the CFPB’s attention along with their proposed solutions as well as a general request to overhaul a section that has proven to be particularity troublesome - the Calculating Cash to Close Table.

In July 2017, the CFPB issued a final rule providing changes and clarifications to the mortgage disclosure provisions and the TRID disclosures. As such, the final rule memorializes certain past informal guidance issued by the CFPB and makes clarifications and amendments on current troublesome issues that we have all been facing. Thus, the CFPB’s clarifications and changes are providing answers in certain areas in which there has not been an appropriate answer until now.

The final rule became effective October 10, 2017; however, compliance will be mandatory for transactions for which a creditor receives an application on or after October 1, 2018. Requirements for the Escrow Closing Notice and Partial Payment disclosures provided post-consummation are applicable starting October 1, 2018. The final rule also provides for an optional compliance period for applications received prior to October 1, 2018.

ProBank Austin was founded over 39 years ago to assist the financial institution industry with understanding compliance regulations. ProBank has developed into the "go-to" provider of training on these regulations, and we are confident our expertise can guide you along this difficult compliance task.

The comprehensive seminar manual serves as a detailed analysis of the final rule and serves as a valuable reference tool.

In addition to requiring new disclosure forms designed to be easier for consumers to understand and use when contemplating a mortgage loan, the new rules give consumers more protections and, as a result, place more responsibility on lenders. This seminar has been designed to help as you comply with the new Integrated Mortgage Disclosures, including recent changes and clarifications.

Who Should Attend:
This program is suitable for all personnel involved in consumer mortgage lending, including loan officers, loan processors, mortgage brokers, closing staff and closing/settlement agents. Compliance officers and auditors responsible for ensuring the financial institution is fulfilling its regulatory responsibilities will find the program content a valuable job aide. Those who work as or with closing/settlement agents will benefit from the most comprehensive training available on the duties and limitations imposed by the TRID rules, and completion of the new mortgage disclosures.

2019 Presenter

David Luken
Vice President, ProBank Austin