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The CFPB Issued the Largest HMDA Fine in Bureau History Against a Nonbank Mortgage Lender

March 16, 2017
In March of 2017, legal firm Buckley Sandler covered the largest HMDA fine that the CFPB has ever levied against a nonbank mortgage lender.

In March of 2017, legal firm Buckley Sandler covered the CFPB’s record-breaking HMDA fine against a nonbank mortgage lender. The fine, which totaled $1.75 million, was levied because of what the Bureau alleged was “(i) a failure to ‘maintain detailed HMDA data collection and validation procedures’; (ii) a failure to ‘implement adequate compliance procedures’; and (iii) a failure to ‘consistently define data among its various lines of business,’ which resulted in data discrepancies.”

Read the full article from Buckley Sandler to learn more about the largest HMDA fine that the Bureau has ever levied against a nonbank mortgage lender.

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