The mortgage industry is entering a new era of compliance complexity. From Fannie Mae’s new Information Security and Business Resiliency Supplement—with its aggressive 36-hour cyber incident reporting requirement and expanded vendor oversight—to rapidly changing state mortgage laws regulating licensing, trigger leads, and consumer protections, lenders face a shifting regulatory landscape that can’t be ignored.
In this session, we’ll break down what’s changing, why it matters, and how lenders can prepare without getting buried in compliance busywork. You’ll gain practical insights on aligning your programs with both federal and state requirements—and what examiners will be looking for in 2025 and beyond.
You'll walk away with:
- A clear understanding of Fannie Mae’s new cyber and resiliency requirements (and what they mean for lenders of all sizes)
- How the 36-hour cyber incident reporting rule compares to other regulatory standards
- Key state-level mortgage law changes impacting licensing, vendor oversight, and consumer outreach
- Actionable steps to update your compliance, vendor, and business continuity programs now
- Insights into how regulators are prioritizing cyber resilience and consumer protection
- How to keep pace with regulatory changes
The rules are evolving quickly, make sure your institution is ready. Register now to stay ahead of the changes shaping the mortgage industry.
