Webinar: Elements of an Effective Quality Control Plan and How To Create One
Tuesday, February 16, 2010 - Tuesday, February 16, 2010
The past year has seen significant changes within the Mortgage Industry, many With the burden on lenders to make drastic process modifications to their origination platforms in an effort to meet essential compliance requirements and the overwhelming demands of regulatory agencies and investors, lenders must reassess their business operations, identify areas that expose them to the greatest risk and insure that their platform has the necessary controls in place to originate compliance products.
This compliance webinar will focus on:
-Creating and executing an effective quality control plan to meet enhanced industry expectations by building a compliant origination process to reduce errors and guideline deviations before a loan closes as well as how to automate your origination and post-closing controls and mitigating the risk and cost associated with traditional manual processes
- Developing the necessary data controls and reporting mechanisms that will allow Executive/Senior Management to monitor and insure your institution meets your specific institutional risk parameters
- Repurchase risk, institutional risk, loan quality and other legal risks you may face. We will address recent enforcement actions and how to identify areas that may subject an institution to regulatory scrutiny
We hope that you will leave this webinar with the initiative and knowledge to progress into a better quality control process to succeed in 2010!
Click to Register! Scheduled Speakers
John LevonickJohn has been responsible for overseeing the compliance content of vendor technology platforms, including policy tracking, interpretation and rule implementation. John's experience as Chief Compliance Officer, Regulatory Counsel and Associate General Counsel in the mortgage lending industry has given him the skills to provide the guidance and direction required to navigate the challenges of a constantly changing regulatory environment.
Tim CountermanTim Counterman has over 22 years of experience in the mortgage industry with 13 years focused in the areas of regulatory compliance and operational risk. He has worked extensively in Default Management in addition to his roles in compliance and risk.
Stephen OrnsteinStephen Ornstein is a member of Sonnenschein's Capital Markets Practice concentrating on banking and real estate law with an emphasis on federal regulation of real estate. Mr. Ornstein regularly counsels national mortgage companies, mortgage insurers, financial institutions and others in complying with mortgage and consumer lending regulations.
