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What We’re Hearing: No Trouble or Big Maybe-Trouble for PHH? / The Key Bank Dilemma / Subprime Ready to Roar? / What’s a ‘Safe’ Level for Subprime? / Chronos in M&A Deal / TRID Fines of $5K Per Day Per Violation

December 18, 2015

Paul Muolo

Rod Alba of ABA offered up this sobering thought: for violating the TRID rule, lenders could be fined up to $5,000 per violation, per day.

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