Video Webinar: Fair Lending Bootcamp
Fair lending violations can result in serious consequences. Whether the consequence is a referral to the Department of Justice, a monetary fine, or an exam violation, fair lending should be considered a high-risk area for any lender.
Fair lending has also undergone some significant changes recently. President Trump’s 2025 executive order directed federal agencies to deprioritize enforcement based on disparate-impact liability, and the CFPB’s April 2026 final rule made significant changes to longstanding provisions of Regulation B related to disparate impact, discouragement, and Special Purpose Credit Programs.
Our Fair Lending Bootcamp has been updated to address these changes and, more importantly, explain what they mean for financial institutions. We discuss what disparate impact is, why it has historically played such an important role in fair lending compliance, what has changed at the federal level, and what financial institutions should consider as part of the broader picture of managing fair lending risk. We also discuss the April 2026 changes to Regulation B and explain how those changes affect longstanding fair lending requirements.
Even with these significant regulatory changes, we believe fair lending is, and will continue to be, one of the highest-risk and most complex areas for lenders to manage. Simple mistakes can create significant problems, so it remains important to understand both the fundamental requirements and the changing fair lending environment.
Our Fair Lending Bootcamp is designed to provide attendees with a deep dive into the world of fair lending. The program starts with an introduction to fair lending, including its history and the different theories of discrimination, along with an updated discussion of the significant changes surrounding disparate impact. Attendees then take a deep dive into Regulation B (Subpart A), including the changes resulting from the April 2026 final rule, before reviewing applicable aspects of the Fair Housing Act, including the Fair Housing Poster, advertising requirements, and redlining. The program concludes with a review of fair lending risk indicators and several fair lending hot topics. (See below for the full curriculum of what is covered in the Fair Lending Bootcamp.)
This program includes 7 different videos and is designed as a full-day virtual seminar, meaning that this is a very comprehensive program which covers far more than what could be addressed in your average 2-hour webinar. Among other things, our instructor goes through a list of fair lending risk indicators to help attendees understand what practices could be a problem in their organizations, provides a number of fair lending examples, offers tips to reduce fair lending risk, and even provides a bit of fun to an often-times boring topic.
This program—which includes 4 different training manuals that can be used as a reference long after attending the program—will most likely leave you with a to-do list of items to follow up on so that you can work to reduce the fair lending risk in your organization.
Who should attend?
While we present this program in a way that those new to fair lending can easily follow along, seasoned lenders and experienced compliance professionals would also benefit from the Fair Lending Bootcamp’s deep dive into fair lending as we provide plenty of examples and review many somewhat complex topics that could affect every organization. Specifically, this program would be beneficial for compliance officers and compliance analysts, loan managers, loan officers, loan processors, risk managers, auditors, corporate trainers, mortgage company lenders, and those responsible for any areas where fair lending violations could occur - which is almost anywhere.
Continuing Education Credits
7.25 CRCM/CERP Credits: ABA Professional Certifications is dedicated to promoting the highest standards of performance and ethics within the financial services industry. The Fair Lending Bootcamp has been approved for 7.25 CRCM or CERP credits. This statement is not an endorsement of this program or its sponsor. Certification holders must report these credits at aba.csod.com.
Pricing
SALE PRICE: $399 (Regular Price - $499)
Get 50% off the regular price for one additional attendee. The total cost will be the current price (regular or discounted) for the first attendee plus $250 for the second attendee. (Click the second button below to avail this discount.)
Multiple attendee discount. Discounts for 3 or more attendees are available. Email us or contact us here.
Note: This program runs nearly six full hours which is the length of THREE, 2-hour webinars!
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