Mortgage Servicing Issues and Regulatory Considerations

The deadline for sunsetting the use of London Inter-Bank Offered Rate (LIBOR) is quickly approaching. Financial institutions, creditors, and mortgage servicers have various regulatory and statutory requirements impacted or triggered by the LIBOR transition for both new and existing consumer accounts. Is your lending organization prepared to make the transition from LIBOR-based indices?

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