15 Guidelines for Loan Originator Advertising under Regulation Z
Added by Hawley Troxell in Banking Law on May 16, 2014The folks at MortgageDashboard recently posted a list of 15 guidelines for loan originator advertising under Regulation Z. The list is available on the MortgageDashboard.com blog here.
As background, Regulation Z implements the Truth in Lending Act and is administered by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Regulation Z generally applies consumer credit transactions and governs banks, credit unions, and non-bank loan originators.
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