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CMBA October Meeting. Robert Niemi Deputy Superintendent for Consumer Finance Division of Financial Institutions. www.com.ohio.gov. DFI MISSION. Responsibility: - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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CMBA October Meeting

Robert NiemiDeputy Superintendent for Consumer

FinanceDivision of Financial Institutions

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www.com.ohio.gov

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DFI MISSION Responsibility:

The Division regulates Ohio's state-chartered financial institutions and consumer finance

companies. The Division charters depository institutions, licenses non-depository financial services, and conducts on-site examinations.

Our MissionThe Division aims to provide fair and efficient supervision of Ohio-chartered depositories,

including banks, savings and loan associations, savings banks, and credit unions, as well as trust companies, money transmitters, non-depository

financial services, and share guarantee corporations, to help maintain the safety and

soundness of these institutions.

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Division of Financial Institutions

The Division of Financial Institutions regulates state-chartered financial institutions and consumer finance companies:

Banks & Savings Institutions Section Money Transmitters

Credit Unions Section

Consumer Finance Section Office of Consumer Affairs

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Consumer Finance Section

Mortgage Brokers Exempt Mortgage Bankers Loan Originators Temporary Loan Originators Mortgage Loan Act Lenders Mortgage Loan Originators Temporary Mortgage Loan Originators Non Profit Mortgage Lenders Third Party Underwriting & Processing

Company

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Consumer Finance Section

Check Cashers

Credit Service Organizations

Pawn Brokers

Precious Metals Dealers (voluntary compliance)

Premium Finance Companies

Small Loan Act Lenders (<$5,000 & >8%)

Short Term Loan Act (=<$500 & >31 days)

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7/31/13

OMBA Loan Originators – active 4629

OMBA Loan Originators – escrowed 786

Mortgage Banker Exempt Locations 379

Mortgage Broker Locations 519

OMLA MLO’s – active 2178

OMLA MLO’s – escrowed 352

OMLA Locations 1436

Mortgage Licensing Statistics

8/31/14

4888

1169

399

587

2300

559

1555

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Consumer Finance Section

Check Cashers 908

Credit Service Organizations 48/1125

Pawn Brokers 323

Precious Metals Dealers 85

Premium Finance Companies 45

Small Loan Act Lenders (<$5,000 & >8%)

193 Short Term Loan Act (=<$500 & >31 days)

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Licensing Update:

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Market Trends• Mortgage rates are expected to rise

(though Fannie Mae predicts they will do so more slowly than MBA’s estimate)

• Housing starts are picking up and reached a 10 month high in July

• Fannie Mae predicts the portion of refi will drop to 39% in 2014 and 26% in 2015 (from a peak of 72% in 2012)

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Sources: 1. Mortgage Bankers Association (charts), 2. National Assoc of Realtors, 3. Fannie Mae.

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NMLS Trends• The number of Active MLOs at the Top

10 state-licensed companies saw an increase of 17% from Q2 last year

• But nationwide, active MLOs have dropped 21%

• Active companies dropped 38% from last year

• Home purchase volume is down 12% from Q2 last year, refi is down 66% from last year

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Loan Volume by Quarter for State-Licensed Companies

Home Purchase Refinancing Home Improvement

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* An “Active” company or MLO originated at least one loan in the quarter. Source: NMLS, August 2014.

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Number of Active Companies

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Alaska

Texas

Utah

Montana

California

Arizona

Idaho

Nevada

Oregon

Iowa

Colorado

Kansas

Wyoming

New Mexico

Missouri

Minnesota

Nebraska

Oklahoma

South Dakota

Washington

Arkansas

North Dakota

Louisiana

Hawaii

IllinoisOhio

Florida

GeorgiaAlabama

Wisconsin

Virginia

Indiana

Michigan

Mississippi

Kentucky

Tennessee

Pennsylvania

NorthCarolina

SouthCarolina

WestVirginia

New Jersey

Maine

New York

Vermont

Maryland

New Hampshire

Connecticut

Delaware

Massachusetts

Rhode Island

State Adoption of Uniform State Test

State Regulatory Registry LLC, last updated 10/01/2014

Puerto Rico Virgin Islands

District of Columbia

Guam

adoptedUT DFI has

States which have

adopted the UST

States which have not

adopted the UST

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UST Adoption TableAlabama Kansas New Jersey Texas OCCCAlaska Kentucky New Mexico Texas SMLConnecticut Louisiana New York Utah DFIDelaware Maine North Carolina VermontDistrict of Columbia Maryland North Dakota Virgin IslandsGeorgia Massachusetts Ohio VirginiaGuam* Michigan Oklahoma WashingtonHawaii Mississippi Pennsylvania WisconsinIdaho Montana Puerto Rico WyomingIndiana DFI Nebraska Rhode Island

Indiana SOS Nevada South Dakota

Iowa New Hampshire Tennessee * Effective 4/28/14

Have adopted the UST

Arizona MinnesotaArkansas MissouriCalifornia BRE OregonCalifornia DBO South Carolina BFIColorado South Carolina DCAFlorida Utah DRE Illinois West Virginia

Have not adopted

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Alaska

Texas

Utah

Montana

California

Arizona

Idaho

Nevada

Oregon

Iowa

ColoradoKansas

Wyoming

New Mexico

Missouri

Minnesota

Nebraska

Oklahoma

South Dakota

Washington

Arkansas

North Dakota

Louisiana

Hawaii

IllinoisOhio

Florida

GeorgiaAlabama

Wisconsin

Virginia

Indiana

Michigan

Mississippi

Kentucky

Tennessee

Pennsylvania

NorthCarolina

SouthCarolina

WestVirginia

New Jersey

Maine

New York

Vermont

Maryland

New Hampshire

Connecticut

Delaware

Massachusetts

Rhode Island

Expanded State Agency Use of NMLS

State Regulatory Registry LLC | Updated 8/27/2014

Puerto Rico

All agencies manage mortgage licenses on NMLS

District of Columbia

Agencies currently managing Other Financial Service Related Licenses on NMLS

Note: Details concerning transition to NMLS will be posted on the NMLS Resource Center as state agencies make them available.

Agencies that added Other Financial Service Related Licenses on NMLS in 2014

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http://www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org/

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Get Your C/E done now – Please! OMBA Rules redrafted (CFPB rules)

Shared with stakeholders Ohio CSI Business Impact Study JCARR Rules Review & Hearings

CSBS Accreditation Process CSBS/CFPB – State Coordinating

Committee Ombudsman / NMLS Policy Committee AARMR Treasurer

Update:

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Uniform State Test No separate Operations Manager Test MCR in place of Annual Reports Exam update – Initial 6 month visit All the Bad Apples are not gone Revoked by other States Where do you want us to go? Please get your C.E. done!

Update:

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Questions

Robert NiemiDeputy Superintendent of Consumer Finance

Ohio Department of CommerceDivision of Financial Institutions77 South High Street, 21st floor

Columbus, OH 43215(614) 644-7517 (614) 728-8400

[email protected]@com.ohio.gov