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Six Regulators Join for New Rule to Stop ‘Drive-By’ Appraisals

Six federal financial regulatory agencies have jointly issued a proposed rule to establish new appraisal requirements for what they deem “higher-risk mortgage loans” and combat the once frequent practice, during the housing market boom, of so-called โ€œdrive-byโ€ appraisals that were conducted without an interior inspection of the property. The proposed rule would implement amendments to […]

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Lost in Translation: How Language Is Complicating Global Compliance

Texas based medical device company Orthofix got lost in translation. The company’s $5.2 million agreement last month to settle Securities and Exchange Commission charges for violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act can be traced, at least partly, to problems communicating the company’s policies to employees in non-English speaking units outside the United States. The […]

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Roundtable Biographies – 07/24/12

On July 24, Compliance Week and Navex Global presented an editorial roundtable at the Blackstone Hotel in Chicago. The focus of the roundtable, which was moderated by Compliance Week Editor Matt Kelly, was on ROI associated with strong ethical cultures. Attendees’ full biographies are below. Bob Conlin Chief Products Officer NAVEX Global   Bob Conlin […]

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Shop Talk: Measuring the Value of Ethics and Compliance

In return-on-investment-obsessed Corporate America, compliance executives are in a conundrum: How do you put a value on keeping bad things from happening? THE PANELISTS The following executives participated in the July 24 roundtable the ROI associated with strong ethical cultures. Bob Conlin, Chief Products Officer, NAVEX Global Bradd Easton, Associate General Counsel & Chief Compliance […]

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New CFPB Proposals Take Aim at Mortgage Servicers

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has proposed a series of new rules it says will to protect homeowners from โ€œcostly mistakesโ€ by the mortgage servicers responsible for collecting payments on behalf of the loan’s owner. The Dodd-Frank Act imposes various requirements on servicers and gave the CFPB statutory authority to write rules. The proposals, […]

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