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Loan Documentation:
Compliance Issues that Impact Safety and Soundness
Presented by: Phil Gay, Senior Advisor, Paragon Compliance Group and Lucy Griffin Senior Advisor, Paragon Compliance Group
President, Compliance Resources Incorporated
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Materials
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What do Predatory Lending, Discriminatory Lending
and Safety and Soundness all have in Common?
Documentation is the key to avoiding problems.
Here are some topics that we will address in this webinar:
- What do you say to staff who think documentation is just extra work?
- How to address the loan officers who think documentation creates blueprints for examiners to catch them doing something wrong.
- What regulators are considering that will impact documentation and make it even more important in mortgage lending.
Bankers Online is providing this webinar with the expert advice of the Paragon Compliance Group.
This web seminar will give you:
- Answers to loan documentation issues.
- Discussions related to difficult areas such as how new HMDA data collection affects loan documentation.
- Information to address recent Regulation B amendments.
- Skills to sort through the RESPA vs. Truth in Lending issues.
- Examples of situations where how loans are documented may make the difference in a loan being categorized sub-prime or predatory.
- Other important loan documentation issues.
Paragon Compliance Group Senior Advisors Phillips G. Gay, Jr., and Lucy H. Griffin will address these things from the perspective of those who need to perform any of the tasks necessary to get loans booked properly and those who review the loans to confirm safety and soundness as well as compliance. They will address them in specific ways that help you get your job done right.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
This webinar is designed for Loan Administrators, Loan Operations staff, Compliance and Audit Staffs, Loan Review staff, Policy Administrators and anyone responsible for loan compliance documentation issues.
About the speakers: Phillips G. Gay, Jr., CRCM
Senior Advisor, Paragon Compliance Group
Senior Vice Pres., Commercial Bank of Florida
President, Compliance Advisory Service
Mr. Gay is senior advisor of Paragon Compliance Group and principal of the Compliance Advisory Service, a consulting firm performing compliance management services for client financial institutions. Compliance Advisory Service is a partner in Paragon Compliance Group. Mr. Gay is a nationally recognized speaker on bank regulatory compliance, particularly issues related to money laundering detection and other deposit operations issues.
Mr. Gay served as senior vice president of Bank of North America for three years as director of the bank's Compliance and Community Reinvestment Act programs. Prior to joining Bank of North America, he managed the Regulatory Compliance function for First Union Corporation. Prior to First Union, Gay was senior vice president of Florida Commercial Banks, Inc. He is currently Senior Vice President of Commercial Bank of Florida, Miami, Florida, where he is responsible for both compliance and CRA.
Lucy Griffin, CRCM, CRP
Senior Advisor, Paragon Compliance Group
President, Compliance Resources Incorporated
Ms. Griffin brings over twenty years of experience working with regulatory agencies and financial institutions. Her extensive work experience with regulatory agencies includes the Federal Home Loan Bank Board, the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, and the Federal Trade Commission. She has served on FFIEC subcommittees and on interagency task forces that included representation from the Department of Housing and Urban Development and from the Department of Justice. She is senior advisor of Paragon Compliance Group and President of Compliance Resources. Compliance Resources is a partner in Paragon Compliance Group.
More recently, Griffin managed the Compliance Division of the American Bankers Association. In that capacity, she worked directly with several of the association's banker committees and with regulatory agencies. She managed the Division's activities, including identification of leading compliance priorities, production of compliance resources and programs, and also provided support to ABA's lobbying efforts on compliance topics. Lucy is the editor of Compliance Action and the co-author of the Compliance Accountability Manager.
Nationally recognized as a leading compliance speaker and trainer, Griffin is on the faculty of ABA's National Compliance School, develops and leads the case study at ABA's National Graduate School of Compliance Management, appears regularly on ABA's American Financial Skylink, and is a featured speaker at many national and state compliance conferences and seminars.
Ms. Griffin received her B.A. from the University of Michigan, and her J. D. from Cornell Law School. She is a Certified Regulatory Compliance Manager through the Institute of Certified Bankers.
About the seminar
This seminar will be delivered utilizing state-of-the-art technology. From the comfort of your office or conference room, you will receive the audio portion of the seminar via telephone, with companion slides, Web pages, polls, Q&A being delivered simultaneously over the Web. One AUDIO line per location can be placed on speaker phone to allow multiple participants.
Handouts will be provided and we welcome questions during and after the seminar, as well as in advance. Questions received after the seminar will be posted on a special Web page for later viewing by seminar attendees.
Contact Information: Billing questions can be directed to Carin Eisenhauer, carin@bankersonline.com. All other questions may be directed to mpetry@bankersonline.com
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