RESPA; Online Authentication; Interchange; Derivatives
Written by Steve Van Beek
Quite a few compliance issues going on besides the credit score disclosures.
RESPA. Â HUD finalized a technical corrections rule that clarifies some RESPA issues. Â These clarifications reiterate HUD's positions on a couple of issues - such as a borrower's intent to proceed with a loan - and become effective August 10, 2011. Â While the clarifications do not make substantial changes to RESPA, this might be a good time to review your credit union's procedures to ensure they are in line with HUD's clarifications. Â My suspicions are that HUD wanted to get these clarifications out before RESPA transferred to the CFPB on July 21, 2011. Â Â
Online Member Authentication Guidance.  NCUA issued Letter to Credit Unions 11-CU-09 to inform credit unions of the new online authentication guidance issued by the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC).  This updated guidance is a supplement to the 2005 guidance (Letter to Credit Unions 05-CU-18).
We took a quick look at this guidance late last month and will have more coming up in our next NAFCU Compliance Monitor. Â
NAFCU Finals and Regulatory Alerts. Â Our regulatory affairs team has been busy keeping up with the latest proposed and finalized rule. Â NAFCU recently released the following:
- Regulatory Alert on NCUA's Advanced Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (ANPR) on Derivatives;
- Regulatory Alert on the Interim Final Rule on Interchange Fraud Adjustments; and
- Final Regulation on the Debit Interchange Final Rule on Fees and Network Routing. Â
NAFCU members can access the Regulatory Alerts here and the Final Regulations here. Â Â