Lending Compliance Update (Two- Part Virtual Series)

“Keeping up” is the most common training goal for compliance and lending personnel. Since the late 1960’s, the steady stream of new consumer laws and regulations has been continuously supplemented by revisions of previously issued regulations. Often, compliance errors occur simply because the lender was unaware of the change.

2025 has been an interesting and overwhelming year. 2026 is most likely going to follow suit. In 2025 we saw:

• Multiple Presidential Orders that impacted Regulatory Compliance.
• Rescinding of CRA Modernization
• Withdraw of 67 CFPB Interpretive Rules, Policy Statements, and Advisory Opinions withdrawn.
• New 1071 Proposal issued.
• New Proposed Changes to Reg B; Disparate Impact, Special Purpose Credit Program, Discouragement
• Passing of the GENIUS Act.
• Debanking research and requirements.
• Largest Government Shut down in a decade.
• HMDA violations
• TRID issues
• Annual Threshold Adjustments.

This program condenses a wide array of lending compliance topics into an impactful two-part series taking place January 13 and 14, 2026
By the end of the series, participants will have a clear understanding of recent changes and will be equipped to develop a comprehensive plan for implementing pending regulations.

TOPICS WE’LL EXPLORE:

This webinar covers developments within the last 12 months including, but not limited to:

• Issues HMDA/Regulation C
• Community Reinvestment Act
• ECOA/Regulation B
• Proposed changes to 1071
• Proposed changes to disparate impact, Special Purpose Credit Programs, and Discouragement
• Fair Housing Act
  • Redlining cases.
  • Property appraisals.
  • Top Flood Insurance issues
  • Top TRID Issues
  • And much more.

WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND:

This program provides an update on numerous, critical lending compliance topics curated for the busy compliance professional in one succinct series, thereby saving the attendee time and their institution’s money.  Upon completion of the program attendees will understand recent developments and able to develop a plan to implement pending changes.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

This program is designed for compliance officers, loan officers, legal counsel, auditors and others who are familiar with the basic requirements of the covered regulations.

• Part One – January 13th – 2:00 – 4:00 PM ET
• Part Two – January 14th – 2:00 – 4:00 PM ET