Fed to consider changes in mortgage lending rules

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The Federal Reserve is considering regulatory changes aimed at bringing mortgage lending back into the banking sector. This move comes as nonbanks have taken a significant share of mortgage originations in recent years.

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Why this fit: The source language points to lending, mortgage, or fair-lending activity that usually matters most where those programs are active.

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Original Source Material

Banks have lost their hold on mortgage originations in recent years to nonbanks. The Fed is looking at regulatory changes to bring mortgages back into the banking fold, according to Michelle Bowman.