Mortgage & Lending
OFAC Screening for Mortgage & Lending
Screen borrowers and co-signers at origination, underwriting, and closing for OFAC compliance.
Mortgage lenders, brokers, and servicers must screen borrowers, co-signers, and sellers against OFAC sanctions lists at multiple points in the loan lifecycle. OFACScreen automates these checks and provides the audit trail your compliance team needs.
Use Cases
How Mortgage & Lending Use OFACScreen
Loan Application
Screen borrowers and co-borrowers at the point of application to catch sanctions matches early.
Underwriting
Re-screen all parties during underwriting with updated sanctions data before issuing approval.
Closing
Final OFAC screening of all transaction parties at closing, including sellers and settlement agents.
Servicing
Save the borrowers you want watched and have them re-screened daily against the refreshed lists, with an email alert on a new match.
The Requirement
What OFAC Asks of Mortgage & Lending
Six parties, not one
Borrowers, co-signers and guarantors, sellers, settlement agents and title companies, real estate agents, and anyone holding power of attorney. Sellers are the party most often skipped, and they are the one your funds go to.
Five points in the loan, not one
Application, processing and underwriting, pre-closing, closing, and servicing. Screening at application and never again leaves a window in which a new designation lands before your money does.
The CFPB and the banking agencies look at this
Federal regulators evaluate OFAC compliance as part of the examination process, so the loan file has to show what was screened and when.
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