NCRA 28th Annual Conference

11:00 am

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8:00 am

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11:00 am

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Robert Strand, Senior Economist, American Bankers Association

Our Economy is at a very interesting place! With record highs in the stock market, record lows for interest rates combined with huge unemployment numbers and a pending housing crisis larger than the 2008 crisis due to a 100 year worldwide pandemic things just don’t make sense to many Americans. It seems Wall Street and Main Street are totally disconnected. Robert will provide his insights into where we are and what could be ahead for the economy in general and the housing markets specifically.

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As a Senior Economist with the American Bankers Association, Rob Strand evaluates regulatory and legislative policy and the condition of the banking industry and overall economy. He runs a committee of bank economists that meets with the Federal Reserve Governors and President’s Council of Economic Advisors twice a year and banker councils on model risk management, Pillar 3 reporting, and other regulatory issues. He specializes in bank risk management and supports conferences and schools on those issues. He has been with the ABA since 1986.

Before joining the ABA, Dr. Strand analyzed banking issues as a financial economist with the U.S. Governmental Accountability Office. Before that, he taught Banking and International Finance at the University of North Texas, Denton, and the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville.

Dr. Strand worked for the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond and the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences in the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare before receiving a graduate degree.

Dr. Strand writes on banking issues and speaks to groups regarding bank, risk management, credit, financial and economic conditions.

Dr. Strand received a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, and a B.Sc. from Davidson College, Davidson, North Carolina. He is a Certified Enterprise Risk Professional (CERP).

Robert W. Strand

Senior Economist

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American Bankers Association

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Robert Strand, Senior Economist, American Bankers Association

Our Economy is at a very interesting place! With record highs in the stock market, record lows for interest rates combined with huge unemployment numbers and a pending housing crisis larger than the 2008 crisis due to a 100 year worldwide pandemic things just don’t make sense to many Americans. It seems Wall Street and Main Street are totally disconnected. Robert will provide his insights into where we are and what could be ahead for the economy in general and the housing markets specifically.

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As a Senior Economist with the American Bankers Association, Rob Strand evaluates regulatory and legislative policy and the condition of the banking industry and overall economy. He runs a committee of bank economists that meets with the Federal Reserve Governors and President’s Council of Economic Advisors twice a year and banker councils on model risk management, Pillar 3 reporting, and other regulatory issues. He specializes in bank risk management and supports conferences and schools on those issues. He has been with the ABA since 1986.

Before joining the ABA, Dr. Strand analyzed banking issues as a financial economist with the U.S. Governmental Accountability Office. Before that, he taught Banking and International Finance at the University of North Texas, Denton, and the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville.

Dr. Strand worked for the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond and the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences in the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare before receiving a graduate degree.

Dr. Strand writes on banking issues and speaks to groups regarding bank, risk management, credit, financial and economic conditions.

Dr. Strand received a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, and a B.Sc. from Davidson College, Davidson, North Carolina. He is a Certified Enterprise Risk Professional (CERP).

Robert W. Strand

Senior Economist

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American Bankers Association

,

Robert Strand, Senior Economist, American Bankers Association

Our Economy is at a very interesting place! With record highs in the stock market, record lows for interest rates combined with huge unemployment numbers and a pending housing crisis larger than the 2008 crisis due to a 100 year worldwide pandemic things just don’t make sense to many Americans. It seems Wall Street and Main Street are totally disconnected. Robert will provide his insights into where we are and what could be ahead for the economy in general and the housing markets specifically.

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As a Senior Economist with the American Bankers Association, Rob Strand evaluates regulatory and legislative policy and the condition of the banking industry and overall economy. He runs a committee of bank economists that meets with the Federal Reserve Governors and President’s Council of Economic Advisors twice a year and banker councils on model risk management, Pillar 3 reporting, and other regulatory issues. He specializes in bank risk management and supports conferences and schools on those issues. He has been with the ABA since 1986.

Before joining the ABA, Dr. Strand analyzed banking issues as a financial economist with the U.S. Governmental Accountability Office. Before that, he taught Banking and International Finance at the University of North Texas, Denton, and the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville.

Dr. Strand worked for the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond and the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences in the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare before receiving a graduate degree.

Dr. Strand writes on banking issues and speaks to groups regarding bank, risk management, credit, financial and economic conditions.

Dr. Strand received a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, and a B.Sc. from Davidson College, Davidson, North Carolina. He is a Certified Enterprise Risk Professional (CERP).

Presented by

Robert Strand, Senior Economist, American Bankers Association

Our Economy is at a very interesting place! With record highs in the stock market, record lows for interest rates combined with huge unemployment numbers and a pending housing crisis larger than the 2008 crisis due to a 100 year worldwide pandemic things just don’t make sense to many Americans. It seems Wall Street and Main Street are totally disconnected. Robert will provide his insights into where we are and what could be ahead for the economy in general and the housing markets specifically.

‍

As a Senior Economist with the American Bankers Association, Rob Strand evaluates regulatory and legislative policy and the condition of the banking industry and overall economy. He runs a committee of bank economists that meets with the Federal Reserve Governors and President’s Council of Economic Advisors twice a year and banker councils on model risk management, Pillar 3 reporting, and other regulatory issues. He specializes in bank risk management and supports conferences and schools on those issues. He has been with the ABA since 1986.

Before joining the ABA, Dr. Strand analyzed banking issues as a financial economist with the U.S. Governmental Accountability Office. Before that, he taught Banking and International Finance at the University of North Texas, Denton, and the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville.

Dr. Strand worked for the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond and the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences in the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare before receiving a graduate degree.

Dr. Strand writes on banking issues and speaks to groups regarding bank, risk management, credit, financial and economic conditions.

Dr. Strand received a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, and a B.Sc. from Davidson College, Davidson, North Carolina. He is a Certified Enterprise Risk Professional (CERP).

Presented by

Robert W. Strand

Senior Economist

,

American Bankers Association

Robert Strand, Senior Economist, American Bankers Association

Our Economy is at a very interesting place! With record highs in the stock market, record lows for interest rates combined with huge unemployment numbers and a pending housing crisis larger than the 2008 crisis due to a 100 year worldwide pandemic things just don’t make sense to many Americans. It seems Wall Street and Main Street are totally disconnected. Robert will provide his insights into where we are and what could be ahead for the economy in general and the housing markets specifically.

‍

As a Senior Economist with the American Bankers Association, Rob Strand evaluates regulatory and legislative policy and the condition of the banking industry and overall economy. He runs a committee of bank economists that meets with the Federal Reserve Governors and President’s Council of Economic Advisors twice a year and banker councils on model risk management, Pillar 3 reporting, and other regulatory issues. He specializes in bank risk management and supports conferences and schools on those issues. He has been with the ABA since 1986.

Before joining the ABA, Dr. Strand analyzed banking issues as a financial economist with the U.S. Governmental Accountability Office. Before that, he taught Banking and International Finance at the University of North Texas, Denton, and the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville.

Dr. Strand worked for the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond and the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences in the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare before receiving a graduate degree.

Dr. Strand writes on banking issues and speaks to groups regarding bank, risk management, credit, financial and economic conditions.

Dr. Strand received a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, and a B.Sc. from Davidson College, Davidson, North Carolina. He is a Certified Enterprise Risk Professional (CERP).

11:45 am

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8:45 am

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11:45 am

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Regulator Update — CFPB

State of the Industry with top consumer reporting officials from the CFPB discussing actions and regulatory concerns regarding consumer reporting in the times of COVID and beyond.

‍Jonah E. Kaplan of the Consumer Reporting Markets | Office of Consumer Credit, Payments & Deposit Markets | Division of Research, Markets & Regulations and Logan Herman, the Director’s Financial Analyst, Division of Research, Markets & Regulations

Jonah E. Kaplan

Markets Specialist & Acting Program Manager

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CFPB

Logan Herman

Director’s Financial Analyst

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CFPB

Regulator Update — CFPB

State of the Industry with top consumer reporting officials from the CFPB discussing actions and regulatory concerns regarding consumer reporting in the times of COVID and beyond.

‍Jonah E. Kaplan of the Consumer Reporting Markets | Office of Consumer Credit, Payments & Deposit Markets | Division of Research, Markets & Regulations and Logan Herman, the Director’s Financial Analyst, Division of Research, Markets & Regulations

Jonah E. Kaplan

Markets Specialist & Acting Program Manager

,

CFPB

Logan Herman

Director’s Financial Analyst

,

CFPB

Regulator Update — CFPB

State of the Industry with top consumer reporting officials from the CFPB discussing actions and regulatory concerns regarding consumer reporting in the times of COVID and beyond.

‍Jonah E. Kaplan of the Consumer Reporting Markets | Office of Consumer Credit, Payments & Deposit Markets | Division of Research, Markets & Regulations and Logan Herman, the Director’s Financial Analyst, Division of Research, Markets & Regulations

Presented by

Regulator Update — CFPB

State of the Industry with top consumer reporting officials from the CFPB discussing actions and regulatory concerns regarding consumer reporting in the times of COVID and beyond.

‍Jonah E. Kaplan of the Consumer Reporting Markets | Office of Consumer Credit, Payments & Deposit Markets | Division of Research, Markets & Regulations and Logan Herman, the Director’s Financial Analyst, Division of Research, Markets & Regulations

Presented by

Jonah E. Kaplan

Markets Specialist & Acting Program Manager

,

CFPB

Regulator Update — CFPB

State of the Industry with top consumer reporting officials from the CFPB discussing actions and regulatory concerns regarding consumer reporting in the times of COVID and beyond.

‍Jonah E. Kaplan of the Consumer Reporting Markets | Office of Consumer Credit, Payments & Deposit Markets | Division of Research, Markets & Regulations and Logan Herman, the Director’s Financial Analyst, Division of Research, Markets & Regulations

1:30 pm

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10:30 am

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1:30 pm

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Brunch Bunch

Grab a bagel, muffin, sandwich, cup of coffee or soda and share two take aways from the prior day and morning sessions.

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Brunch Bunch

Grab a bagel, muffin, sandwich, cup of coffee or soda and share two take aways from the prior day and morning sessions.

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Brunch Bunch

Grab a bagel, muffin, sandwich, cup of coffee or soda and share two take aways from the prior day and morning sessions.

Presented by

Brunch Bunch

Grab a bagel, muffin, sandwich, cup of coffee or soda and share two take aways from the prior day and morning sessions.

Presented by

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Brunch Bunch

Grab a bagel, muffin, sandwich, cup of coffee or soda and share two take aways from the prior day and morning sessions.

2:30 pm

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11:30 am

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2:30 pm

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FICO’s New Product Review

Helping the credit invisible become visible with new tools in Risk Management FICO XD – No FICO hit? Try FICO XD to move the consumer into the scoreable worldUltra FICO - Cash flow tracking can provide a completely different perspective on a previously un-scoreable consumerFRI - FICO Resilience Index – A new tool to assist the assessment of a consumers latent risk during economic downturns

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Ms. Julie Wooding, FICO Senior Director, works with clients, consumer advocates and regulators to help them better understand the power of credit scoring technology and its benefits to the financial industry. As a key subject matter expert in the FICO Scores group, Julie works with top-tier lenders in the U.S. to help them evaluate and implement FICO scoring solutions. She delivers in-depth credit scoring training to regulators and lenders, most recently in the U.S., Canada, Russia, Mexico, Spain, Romania, the Philippines, and Qatar. Julie has experience in behavior, bankruptcy and risk score development, implementation and validation, and previously worked on the development of FICO® Scores for U.S. and Canada. Julie holds a B.S. in Finance, and an M.B.A.

Julie Wooding

Senior Director, Scores

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FICO

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FICO’s New Product Review

Helping the credit invisible become visible with new tools in Risk Management FICO XD – No FICO hit? Try FICO XD to move the consumer into the scoreable worldUltra FICO - Cash flow tracking can provide a completely different perspective on a previously un-scoreable consumerFRI - FICO Resilience Index – A new tool to assist the assessment of a consumers latent risk during economic downturns

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Ms. Julie Wooding, FICO Senior Director, works with clients, consumer advocates and regulators to help them better understand the power of credit scoring technology and its benefits to the financial industry. As a key subject matter expert in the FICO Scores group, Julie works with top-tier lenders in the U.S. to help them evaluate and implement FICO scoring solutions. She delivers in-depth credit scoring training to regulators and lenders, most recently in the U.S., Canada, Russia, Mexico, Spain, Romania, the Philippines, and Qatar. Julie has experience in behavior, bankruptcy and risk score development, implementation and validation, and previously worked on the development of FICO® Scores for U.S. and Canada. Julie holds a B.S. in Finance, and an M.B.A.

Julie Wooding

Senior Director, Scores

,

FICO

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FICO’s New Product Review

Helping the credit invisible become visible with new tools in Risk Management FICO XD – No FICO hit? Try FICO XD to move the consumer into the scoreable worldUltra FICO - Cash flow tracking can provide a completely different perspective on a previously un-scoreable consumerFRI - FICO Resilience Index – A new tool to assist the assessment of a consumers latent risk during economic downturns

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Ms. Julie Wooding, FICO Senior Director, works with clients, consumer advocates and regulators to help them better understand the power of credit scoring technology and its benefits to the financial industry. As a key subject matter expert in the FICO Scores group, Julie works with top-tier lenders in the U.S. to help them evaluate and implement FICO scoring solutions. She delivers in-depth credit scoring training to regulators and lenders, most recently in the U.S., Canada, Russia, Mexico, Spain, Romania, the Philippines, and Qatar. Julie has experience in behavior, bankruptcy and risk score development, implementation and validation, and previously worked on the development of FICO® Scores for U.S. and Canada. Julie holds a B.S. in Finance, and an M.B.A.

Presented by

FICO’s New Product Review

Helping the credit invisible become visible with new tools in Risk Management FICO XD – No FICO hit? Try FICO XD to move the consumer into the scoreable worldUltra FICO - Cash flow tracking can provide a completely different perspective on a previously un-scoreable consumerFRI - FICO Resilience Index – A new tool to assist the assessment of a consumers latent risk during economic downturns

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Ms. Julie Wooding, FICO Senior Director, works with clients, consumer advocates and regulators to help them better understand the power of credit scoring technology and its benefits to the financial industry. As a key subject matter expert in the FICO Scores group, Julie works with top-tier lenders in the U.S. to help them evaluate and implement FICO scoring solutions. She delivers in-depth credit scoring training to regulators and lenders, most recently in the U.S., Canada, Russia, Mexico, Spain, Romania, the Philippines, and Qatar. Julie has experience in behavior, bankruptcy and risk score development, implementation and validation, and previously worked on the development of FICO® Scores for U.S. and Canada. Julie holds a B.S. in Finance, and an M.B.A.

Presented by

Julie Wooding

Senior Director, Scores

,

FICO

FICO’s New Product Review

Helping the credit invisible become visible with new tools in Risk Management FICO XD – No FICO hit? Try FICO XD to move the consumer into the scoreable worldUltra FICO - Cash flow tracking can provide a completely different perspective on a previously un-scoreable consumerFRI - FICO Resilience Index – A new tool to assist the assessment of a consumers latent risk during economic downturns

‍

Ms. Julie Wooding, FICO Senior Director, works with clients, consumer advocates and regulators to help them better understand the power of credit scoring technology and its benefits to the financial industry. As a key subject matter expert in the FICO Scores group, Julie works with top-tier lenders in the U.S. to help them evaluate and implement FICO scoring solutions. She delivers in-depth credit scoring training to regulators and lenders, most recently in the U.S., Canada, Russia, Mexico, Spain, Romania, the Philippines, and Qatar. Julie has experience in behavior, bankruptcy and risk score development, implementation and validation, and previously worked on the development of FICO® Scores for U.S. and Canada. Julie holds a B.S. in Finance, and an M.B.A.

3:30 pm

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12:30 pm

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3:30 pm

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Break for

30 Minutes

GSE’s Credit Score Update - Federal Housing Finance Agency

An update from FHFA Principal Economist Robert Dunsky and FHFA Attorney Kevin Sheehan on the Validation and Approval ofCredit Score Models. In August 2019 the FHFA published a final rule which described the process for validation and approval of credit score models by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (the Enterprises). The first stage of the process began in February 2020 when the Enterprises published the Credit Score Solicitation. This session will review the steps and timing of the process to validate and approve a credit score model for use at the Enterprises.

Robert M. Dunsky is a Principal Economist at the Federal Housing Finance Agency and is passionate about developing actionable economic research that informs policy. Robert was the principal designer of an analytic tool that received a U.S. Patent in 2019. For over 20 years, Robert has published and presented mortgage finance research at national and international conferences. Prior to joining the Federal Housing Finance Agency, Robert worked at PricewaterhouseCoopers where he designed and developed financial risk management models. Robert earned a Ph.D. in Economics from the Maxwell School of Syracuse University. Robert is an avid sailor.

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Kevin J. Sheehan is an attorney at the Federal Housing Finance Agency. Kevin has been involved in regulatory oversight of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac since 1998. Prior to joining the Federal Housing Finance Agency, Kevin worked at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Kevin is a graduate of the Howard University School of Law.

Robert M. Dunsky

Principle Economist, Office of Policy, Analysis and Research

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FHFA

Kevin Sheehan

Sr. Counsel

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FHFA

GSE’s Credit Score Update - Federal Housing Finance Agency

An update from FHFA Principal Economist Robert Dunsky and FHFA Attorney Kevin Sheehan on the Validation and Approval ofCredit Score Models. In August 2019 the FHFA published a final rule which described the process for validation and approval of credit score models by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (the Enterprises). The first stage of the process began in February 2020 when the Enterprises published the Credit Score Solicitation. This session will review the steps and timing of the process to validate and approve a credit score model for use at the Enterprises.

Robert M. Dunsky is a Principal Economist at the Federal Housing Finance Agency and is passionate about developing actionable economic research that informs policy. Robert was the principal designer of an analytic tool that received a U.S. Patent in 2019. For over 20 years, Robert has published and presented mortgage finance research at national and international conferences. Prior to joining the Federal Housing Finance Agency, Robert worked at PricewaterhouseCoopers where he designed and developed financial risk management models. Robert earned a Ph.D. in Economics from the Maxwell School of Syracuse University. Robert is an avid sailor.

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Kevin J. Sheehan is an attorney at the Federal Housing Finance Agency. Kevin has been involved in regulatory oversight of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac since 1998. Prior to joining the Federal Housing Finance Agency, Kevin worked at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Kevin is a graduate of the Howard University School of Law.

Robert M. Dunsky

Principle Economist, Office of Policy, Analysis and Research

,

FHFA

Kevin Sheehan

Sr. Counsel

,

FHFA

GSE’s Credit Score Update - Federal Housing Finance Agency

An update from FHFA Principal Economist Robert Dunsky and FHFA Attorney Kevin Sheehan on the Validation and Approval ofCredit Score Models. In August 2019 the FHFA published a final rule which described the process for validation and approval of credit score models by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (the Enterprises). The first stage of the process began in February 2020 when the Enterprises published the Credit Score Solicitation. This session will review the steps and timing of the process to validate and approve a credit score model for use at the Enterprises.

Robert M. Dunsky is a Principal Economist at the Federal Housing Finance Agency and is passionate about developing actionable economic research that informs policy. Robert was the principal designer of an analytic tool that received a U.S. Patent in 2019. For over 20 years, Robert has published and presented mortgage finance research at national and international conferences. Prior to joining the Federal Housing Finance Agency, Robert worked at PricewaterhouseCoopers where he designed and developed financial risk management models. Robert earned a Ph.D. in Economics from the Maxwell School of Syracuse University. Robert is an avid sailor.

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Kevin J. Sheehan is an attorney at the Federal Housing Finance Agency. Kevin has been involved in regulatory oversight of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac since 1998. Prior to joining the Federal Housing Finance Agency, Kevin worked at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Kevin is a graduate of the Howard University School of Law.

Presented by

GSE’s Credit Score Update - Federal Housing Finance Agency

An update from FHFA Principal Economist Robert Dunsky and FHFA Attorney Kevin Sheehan on the Validation and Approval ofCredit Score Models. In August 2019 the FHFA published a final rule which described the process for validation and approval of credit score models by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (the Enterprises). The first stage of the process began in February 2020 when the Enterprises published the Credit Score Solicitation. This session will review the steps and timing of the process to validate and approve a credit score model for use at the Enterprises.

Robert M. Dunsky is a Principal Economist at the Federal Housing Finance Agency and is passionate about developing actionable economic research that informs policy. Robert was the principal designer of an analytic tool that received a U.S. Patent in 2019. For over 20 years, Robert has published and presented mortgage finance research at national and international conferences. Prior to joining the Federal Housing Finance Agency, Robert worked at PricewaterhouseCoopers where he designed and developed financial risk management models. Robert earned a Ph.D. in Economics from the Maxwell School of Syracuse University. Robert is an avid sailor.

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Kevin J. Sheehan is an attorney at the Federal Housing Finance Agency. Kevin has been involved in regulatory oversight of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac since 1998. Prior to joining the Federal Housing Finance Agency, Kevin worked at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Kevin is a graduate of the Howard University School of Law.

Presented by

Robert M. Dunsky

Principle Economist, Office of Policy, Analysis and Research

,

FHFA

GSE’s Credit Score Update - Federal Housing Finance Agency

An update from FHFA Principal Economist Robert Dunsky and FHFA Attorney Kevin Sheehan on the Validation and Approval ofCredit Score Models. In August 2019 the FHFA published a final rule which described the process for validation and approval of credit score models by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (the Enterprises). The first stage of the process began in February 2020 when the Enterprises published the Credit Score Solicitation. This session will review the steps and timing of the process to validate and approve a credit score model for use at the Enterprises.

Robert M. Dunsky is a Principal Economist at the Federal Housing Finance Agency and is passionate about developing actionable economic research that informs policy. Robert was the principal designer of an analytic tool that received a U.S. Patent in 2019. For over 20 years, Robert has published and presented mortgage finance research at national and international conferences. Prior to joining the Federal Housing Finance Agency, Robert worked at PricewaterhouseCoopers where he designed and developed financial risk management models. Robert earned a Ph.D. in Economics from the Maxwell School of Syracuse University. Robert is an avid sailor.

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Kevin J. Sheehan is an attorney at the Federal Housing Finance Agency. Kevin has been involved in regulatory oversight of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac since 1998. Prior to joining the Federal Housing Finance Agency, Kevin worked at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Kevin is a graduate of the Howard University School of Law.

4:15 pm

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1:15 pm

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4:15 pm

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Break for

30 minutes

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Presented by

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4:45 pm

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1:45 pm

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4:45 pm

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Break for

2021 Legislative Strategy Update from Inside the Beltway

NCRA’s lobby team of Roy Deloach (Registered Republican) and Mike Chapman (Registered Democrat) with moderator/referee Terry Clemans, NCRA’s Executive Director will provide an update on NCRA legislative strategy for the new all Left Federal Government.

Roy Deloach

Partner

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DC Strategies Group LLC

Mike Chapman

Partner

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DC Strategies Group LLC

2021 Legislative Strategy Update from Inside the Beltway

NCRA’s lobby team of Roy Deloach (Registered Republican) and Mike Chapman (Registered Democrat) with moderator/referee Terry Clemans, NCRA’s Executive Director will provide an update on NCRA legislative strategy for the new all Left Federal Government.

Roy Deloach

Partner

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DC Strategies Group LLC

Mike Chapman

Partner

,

DC Strategies Group LLC

2021 Legislative Strategy Update from Inside the Beltway

NCRA’s lobby team of Roy Deloach (Registered Republican) and Mike Chapman (Registered Democrat) with moderator/referee Terry Clemans, NCRA’s Executive Director will provide an update on NCRA legislative strategy for the new all Left Federal Government.

Presented by

2021 Legislative Strategy Update from Inside the Beltway

NCRA’s lobby team of Roy Deloach (Registered Republican) and Mike Chapman (Registered Democrat) with moderator/referee Terry Clemans, NCRA’s Executive Director will provide an update on NCRA legislative strategy for the new all Left Federal Government.

Presented by

Roy Deloach

Partner

,

DC Strategies Group LLC

2021 Legislative Strategy Update from Inside the Beltway

NCRA’s lobby team of Roy Deloach (Registered Republican) and Mike Chapman (Registered Democrat) with moderator/referee Terry Clemans, NCRA’s Executive Director will provide an update on NCRA legislative strategy for the new all Left Federal Government.

5:15 pm

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3:15 pm

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5:15 pm

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Break for