$305.00 – $705.00
Recorded: December 1, 2021
Presented by: Ms. Anetria Cohen, VP and Senior Consultant
A two-hour webinar that will cover HMDA requirements as they relate to open-end lines of credit.
OVERVIEW
Prior to 2018, creditors had the option, but were not required, to report open-end credit transactions for Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA, as implemented in Regulation C) purposes. Although those rules changed, the new regulations still exempt many institutions from having to report them due to a threshold exception – that is, if an institution originated fewer tthan 500 open-end lines of credit in each of the two previous calendar years, it is not required to report such loans. The threshold changed yet again – to 200, effective January 1, 2022 – a few months ago, with the effect that many more institutions may be required to report open-end transactions in the future.
Although reporting open-end lines of credit seems relatively straightforward, there are some areas that can be confusing or tricky. For example, what is an “open-end line of credit”? Which transactions does an institution have to include to determine whether it meets the threshold? Also, open-end transactions are structured in ways that are different than closed-end. Are there any specific rules or considerations for open-end transactions ? How does reporting data for open-end transactions differ?
This webinar will discuss the HMDA requirements as they relate to open-end credit transactions. We will discuss the threshold exemptions, the importance of “application,” and how having an open-end transaction will impact data reporting.
In this webinar, you will learn the following:
This webinar is designed for all HMDA reporters (depository and non-depository institutions). Appropriate staff to attend would include loan officers (particularly commercial loan officers), compliance officers, loan processors, loan administration, loan review and internal audit personnel.
Program Level: Basic
Prerequisite/Advanced Preparation: Basic Knowledge of Lending Regulations
Field of Study: Specialized Knowledge
Any recording, transmission, retransmission, or republishing of any portion of this webinar is prohibited.
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