brought to you by the letter “q”:the qualfied mortgage and qualfied residential mortgage
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BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE LETTER “Q”:The Qualfied Mortgage and Qualfied Residential Mortgage. Joseph Pigg, Vice President and Sr. Counsel. aba.com | 1-800-BANKERS. TWO STANDARDS: ONE GOAL. QM AND QRM both intended to improve underwriting - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE LETTER “Q”:The Qualfied Mortgage and
Qualfied Residential Mortgage
Joseph Pigg, Vice President and Sr. Counsel
aba.com |1-800-BANKERS
aba.com |1-800-BANKERS
TWO STANDARDS: ONE GOAL
• QM AND QRM both intended to improve underwriting
• QM sets outer boundaries of what is an acceptable loan (red light/green light)
• QRM provides exemption from risk retention
aba.com |1-800-BANKERS
QRM IS A SUBSET OF QM – as proposed a much smaller subset
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QRM
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GSE’s are exempt from QRM (while in conservatorship
• GSE exemption necessary to avoid disruption of mortgage market
• Justified due to full backing of federal government
• Makes it much harder to ever resolve GSE status
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QM/QRM and GSE standards should be more closely aligned
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aRevised QRM (and GSE standard)
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Aligning QM/QRM and GSE standards makes sense
• QM still sets boundaries of acceptable loans – must be safe, with traditional features and with a proven ability to be repaid
• QRM is a subset – safe, traditional, repayable and with additional borrower qualifications –i.e.down payment
• GSE standards should be same as QRM – loans safe enough to gain full backing of taxpayers should also be safe enough to be sold to investors without additional risk retention