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Secondary Mortgage Market Reform Dominates Conference

LAS VEGAS The continued uncertainty surrounding the reform of the secondary mortgage market, combined with what that might mean for credit unions and what they should do, led the way at the American Credit Union Mortgage Association's 15th annual fall conference.

By David Morrison | Updated on October 03, 2011
David Reiss, explains to executives that none of the legislative proposals entered so far call for Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac to be eliminated.

LAS VEGAS — The continued uncertainty surrounding the reform of the secondary mortgage market, combined with what that might mean for credit unions and what they should do, led the way at the American Credit Union Mortgage Association’s 15th annual fall conference.

ACUMA welcomed more than 300 credit union executives to the conference as the association geared up to help credit unions find their way to greater relevance in a rapidly shifting mortgage market. This is the largest conference ever in the organization’s history, according to ACUMA President Robert Dora.

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