Description:

Fair Lending enforcement is entering a pivotal phase. As 2026 approaches, regulators are doubling down on redlining investigations, algorithmic bias, and CRA reform—while financial institutions face mounting pressure to modernize compliance without increasing legal exposure.
Led by regulatory strategist Tasia Craig, MSL, CRCM, this timely session examines what’s next from the CFPB, HUD, and DOJ, how emerging AI use in credit decisioning is reshaping expectations, and what compliance professionals must do now to prepare. Whether you're part of a bank, non-bank lender, or fintech platform, this course offers a strategic blueprint to reinforce your Fair Lending program before regulatory shifts take full effect.

Agenda:

• Anticipate 2026 Regulatory Priorities:

• Learn what to expect from the CFPB, HUD, and DOJ under new federal leadership—including priorities related to redlining, algorithmic bias, Special Purpose Credit Programs (SPCPs), and CRA enforcement.

• Modernize Fair Lending Program: Discover how to assess and adjust underwriting, pricing, and marketing practices to stay ahead of evolving Fair Lending expectations—especially when using AI and automated systems.

• Implement a 2026-Ready Compliance Framework: Gain actionable strategies to future-proof your Fair Lending CMS, including enhanced data analytics, internal audit readiness, governance enhancements, and board reporting