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Amid IPO Craze, Mortgage Industry CEOs Join Forbes Billionaires List

Inman Connect Forbes released its list of billionaires in 2021, adding several new leaders from the mortgage industry.  Over the past year, an IPO craze took hold as several lenders went public, and many began trading in 2021. Many lenders took their company public including Finance of America, United Wholesale Mortgage (UWM), Home Point Capital, loanDepot and Rocket Mortgage. And for some, that was enough to propel them to billionaire status. This year, UWM CEO Mat Ishbia and loanDepot CEO Anthony Hsieh joined Rocket Companies CEO Daniel Gilbert as some of the richest men in mortgage lending.  Rocket and UWM continue to battle for market share. In the latest Home Mortgage Disclosure Act data report, UWM had surpassed Wells Fargo as the No. 2 lender, but still lagged behind Quicken Loans. 

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CFPB Rescinds Policy Statements That Provided Flexibility During the COVID-19 Crisis | Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: Another day, another major pronouncement from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB or Bureau), which just took two important actions. First, it rescinded seven different policy statements that offered flexibility to financial institutions during the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting economic downturn. Second, it dropped what many viewed to be an important supervisory tool. We explain what happened and why it matters. What Happened If it was not apparent before today, the era of COVID-19 accommodations for industry is coming to a screeching halt. On March 31, 2021, the CFPB rescinded seven policy statements, all issued from March to June 2020 during the tenure of then-Director Kathy Kraninger:

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