Moorestown, NJ – May 5, 2010 – Ms. Lorraine Williams, CRCM, CRP, CAMS, Director of the Compliance Research and Development Center at ICS Compliance, has been invited to speak on RESPA regulations to consumer lenders at the New Jersey Bankers Association 2010 Consumer Lending Conference on June 16, 2010 in Monroe Township, NJ.
The Conference will focus on a RESPA discussion specific to consumer lenders, an economic update for New Jersey, a review of New Jersey property values and a review of compliance issues. Ms. Williams will discuss RESPA compliance and pitfalls, including Good Faith Estimates and HUD-1 requirements as of January 1st as required on second mortgages and home equity loans.
To learn more about this event, please visit: www.njbankers.com. Registration will be available shortly.
About Lorraine Williams, CRCM, CRP, CAMS
As a true compliance expert, Ms. Williams manages the ICS Compliance Research and Development Center and ensures that her colleagues are armed with the latest regulatory updates for their clients. With more than 35 years of progressive banking experience, Ms. Williams is an expert in all areas of regulatory compliance including the coordination of compliance training programs, monitoring/review programs, and policies & procedures updates.
About ICS Compliance
As compliance specialists, ICS Compliance focuses only on regulatory compliance issues for banks and other financial institutions. Our seasoned professionals, with previous experience as Compliance Officers and/or Federal Regulatory Examiners, provide financial institutions with invaluable expertise and insight. This competency, along with our tailored approach and strong regulatory awareness, provides clients with the confidence that comes from hiring experts in compliance. Serving institutions nationally from 17 offices, we provide customized compliance programs, remediation projects, and consultation.
About NJBankers
Founded over 100 years ago, the New Jersey Bankers Association (NJBankers) is a trade association representing 124 banks and more than 200 service providers in the State of New Jersey. The NJBankers provide a variety of services to members including government relations at both the state and national levels; education and professional development, employee benefit programs and, through its subsidiary TICIC, community development services.
