Lisa Lugtigheid
Senior Compliance Advisor
Lisa Lugtigheid is a Senior Compliance Advisor with the Temenos Compliance Advisory Services team. She is a member of the State Bar of Michigan, having earned her Juris Doctor Degree at the Thomas M. Cooley Law School. Lisa also earned a Finance Degree from Davenport University, and is a Certified Regulatory Compliance Manager. When she joined the Temenos Compliance team in 2016, she had approximately 15 years of business experience serving in several roles. She previously served as Legal Counsel at a financial institution in Michigan, a Mortgage Loan Originator, and a Loan Closing Agent.
Latest articles from Lisa Lugtigheid
Annual Fair Lending Update 2022
Senior Advisor Lisa Lugtigheid breaks down the Fair Lending topics addressed during the Annual Fair Lending Update presented by the regulatory agencies this month.
Compliance considerations with employee incentives
Is your financial institution contemplating new and innovative marketing plans to further product sales within your organization? Join Senior Compliance Advisor Lisa M. Lugtigheid as she discusses regulatory implications that could arise when developing incentive payments to employees to encourage cross-selling to existing customers.
Qualified Mortgage Changes on the Horizon
Senior compliance advisor, Lisa Lugtigheid, explains three potential upcoming changes to the Qualified Mortgage rules issued by the Bureau.
Fair Lending in the Real World
Compliance expert, Lisa Lugtigheid, shares common fair lending oversights and how to avoid them.
Deconstructing TRID Construction Disclosures
Compliance expert Lisa Lugtigheid clarifies commonly asked questions about TRID rules.
Appraisals: Is Your AMC Compliant?
Compliance expert Lisa Lugtigheid sheds light on the appraisal management company registration requirement and how this affects lenders.
The first are general lender credits, not attributed to a specific charge, but lump sums credited towards the overall costs of the loan.
The first are general lender credits, not attributed to a specific charge, but lump sums credited towards the overall costs of the loan. Second are specific lender credits, which are…
Two regulations govern notices when a lender takes adverse action on an application for credit
Two regulations govern notices when a lender takes adverse action on an application for credit: the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) implemented by Regulation V, and the Equal Credit Opportunity Act (ECOA) implemented by Regulation B.
Part II: Keeping Your Head Above the Water
Welcome to part II of our analysis of the new private flood insurance rule.
Keeping Your Head Above the Water
With the new year came the issuance of the long-awaited final rule on private flood insurance.