Banks that participate in third-party lending, including mortgage originations, would be subject to greater scrutiny, according to proposed examination guidance issued late last week by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. The FDIC said third-party lending is an arrangement that relies on a third party to perform a significant aspect of the origination process, including marketing, borrower solicitation, underwriting, loan pricing, loan origination, customer service, consumer disclosures, regulatory compliance, servicing, debt collection, and data collection, aggregation or reporting. An agency spokesperson said...