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Feb 05

Bankers: Officials getting in way (Washington Doesn’t Understand Small Business Lending)

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Another example of the right hand not knowing what the left hand is doing…

“Bankers: Officials getting in way:
Panel members say examiners making lending difficult”

One Response to “Bankers: Officials getting in way (Washington Doesn’t Understand Small Business Lending)”

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April 28th, 2010 at 12:44 am
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About this blog

Mary Kladde is the founder and CEO of Titan Lenders Corp, a Denver, CO based domestic provider of outsourced mortgage fulfillment services. Ms. Kladde has nearly 20 years of actual mortgage operations experience and exposure to all residential lending channels and processes from origination through point of sale, which has provided unique insight into the operational needs of lenders and investors

Ruth Lee is the VP of Sales at Titan, and also heads Titan's government communications and advocacy efforts. Ms. Lee actively serves and participates on national committees with the NAMB, CAMB and the TMBA. She is very much abreast of the changing regulatory requirements and challenges inundating the mortgage industry today, giving her a unique synergistic knowledge of mortgage compliance and real-world operational demands.