Podcast
Financial Services Focus
Hosted by Mayer Brown · EN
Mayer Brown's Financial Services Focus podcast offers insight from our lawyers on the pivotal trends currently shaping the financial services industry. Topics include regulation leading up to the US election, impactful state laws, vendor risk, cybersecurity, structured finance, private credit investments, M&A activity, digital assets, fee lawsuits, AI discrimination claims, and commercial mortgage issues.
Financial Services Focus also provides a UK/European perspective, analyzing parallels and differences from US trends in areas like fintech, AI oversight and outsourcing rules. Our goal is to keep clients updated on the latest legal and market developments impacting financial services, wherever in the world you are.
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M&A Mortgage Tech
Mar 27, 202500:14:22Tap to summarizeJoin us for a new episode of Financial Services Focus, with partner Lauren Pryor, co-lead of the Financial Services Product Team, and Brad Peterson, a partner at the firm's Chicago office and member of the Technology & IP Transactions practice. They are joined by John Guzzo and Ted Conway, Managing Directors at KBW, to dive into the evolving world of mortgage servicing technology trends. Together, they discuss the latest trends in mortgage servicing M&A, the mortgage tech landscape, outsourcing trends, opportunities for consolidation among technology vendors, and the challenges and opportunities that come with technology adoption in this space. Additionally, Lauren and Brad explore the impact of generative AI on mortgage servicing contracts.
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Jan 27, 202500:18:28Tap to summarizeJoin us for a new episode of Financial Services Focus with partner Eric Mitzenmacher and associate Kerri Webb, as they discuss the CFPB's recently proposed FCRA rulemaking, which, if finalized as proposed, would affect the availability and use of certain information about consumers—particularly with respect to data brokers. In this episode, we provide some background on the proposed data broker rule, the CFPB's goals for the proposal, and the potential impacts of the rule if enacted.
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