United States:
Agencies Issue Final Rule Implementing Minimum Requirements For Appraisal Management Companies
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On April 30, six federal regulatory agencies jointly issued a
final rule establishing minimum requirements for state registration
and supervision of appraisal management companies that provide
appraisal management services to lenders, underwriters and other
principals in the secondary mortgage markets, as required by
Section 1473 of the Dodd-Frank Act. Press Release. Final Rule.
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