Analyzing Risk Assessment Session at Conference

  Sheryl Vacca, University of California’s Senior VP and Chief Compliance and Audit Officer, will lead a session at UTA’s 41st Conference on how to conduct a compliance risk assessment.  Ms. Vacca will address the myriad of risks in the banking industry regulatory arena so that the priority risks will...

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HERO/PACE Assessments Detailed at UTA Conference

Phillip M. Adleson, Esq. (Adleson, Hess & Kelly), Elizabeth Knight (PLM Lender Services), and Martin T. McGuinn, Esq., (Kirby & McGuinn) will lead a session entitled, ‘Keeping PACE’ that will focus on PACE (Property Assessed Clean Energy) or HERO (Home Energy Renovation Opportunity) loans that are ramping up and will...

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UTA Welcomes Four New Members

The United Trustees Association welcomes the following new members: Amy Connolly, Aztec Foreclosure Corporation, Phoenix, AZ Alan Burton, Trustee Corps, Irvine, CA Cathy McIndoo, Novare National Settlement Service Patricia Roberts, Orange County Register, Santa Ana, CA

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UTA Bills Move Forward

Michael Belote, Esq.

By Michael Belote, Esq., California Advocates, UTA California Lobbyist There are at least a couple of inescapable truths about sponsoring bills in the California Legislature. The first is that the bill you cause to be introduced is likely to be changed as it moves through the process.  People who expect...

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With CFPB Regulations Looming, California Looks To Jump The Gun And Implement Its Own Regulations For Working With Successors To A Deceased Borrower

By T. Robert Finlay, Esq., Wright, Finlay & Zak, LLPDespite the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau’s (CFPB) promise to issue guidelines this summer, directing loan servicers on how to work with successors to a deceased borrower, the California Legislature moves forward with its effort to duplicate and undoubtedly confuse servicer’s efforts...

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UTA To File Amicus Brief in Linza v. PHH

UTA will file a brief as part of a coalition effort in the case of Linza v PHH. The brief will be prepared by Jonathan D. Fink, Esq., Wright, Finlay & Zak. The claims the borrower is making against the lender include: – A servicer’s and trustee’s prolonged threat of...

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