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CT SB00173
Bill
Status
2/18/2016
Primary Sponsor
Banking Committee
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AI Summary
SB 173 Summary
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Establishes licensing requirements for lead generators in residential mortgage lending, effective October 1, 2016, including application procedures, prohibited conduct, and recordkeeping obligations.
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Requires mortgage servicers to deposit escrow funds in segregated accounts at federally insured institutions, maintain detailed records, and pay taxes and insurance premiums timely or from their own funds if insufficient.
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Creates three Martin Luther King, Jr. Corridors to promote secured and unsecured lending in Connecticut, designated by the Banking Commissioner.
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Modifies money transmission licensing definitions and extends tenant protections in foreclosures, requiring 90-day notice to vacate and allowing tenants to remain through lease terms unless successor occupies as primary residence.
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Updates deposit index calculations for security deposits and escrow interest rates, shifting from Federal Reserve Board Bulletin methodology to FDIC rates for determining minimum interest owed to tenants and borrowers.
Legislative Description
An Act Concerning Connecticut Financial Institutions, Martin Luther King, Jr. Corridors, Money Transmission In The State And Fiduciary Duties Of Mortgage Servicers, Lead Generators, Technical Revisions To The Connecticut Uniform Securities Act, Retail Installment Sales Financing, Advance Rental Payments, Protecting Tenants In Foreclosure, Assessments And Technical Changes To The Mortgage Servicing Statutes.
Last Action
Senate Recommitted to Banking
4/29/2016