What is the MBA?
The Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) represents the mortgage banking industry. Founded in 1914, the MBA's mission is to promote and advance the mortgage banking industry, to serve as a trusted resource for policymakers and the public, and to support its members through education, research, and advocacy.
With over 2,500 member companies, including mortgage bankers, commercial banks, thrifts, life insurance companies, and others involved in mortgage lending, its members originate, service, and invest in residential and commercial real estate loans.
Our Core Values
Advocacy:
The MBA advocates for the interests of the mortgage industry before Congress, the White House, and other government agencies. The MBA's policy priorities include issues such as housing finance reform, mortgage servicing, and regulatory reform.
Education:
The MBA provides educational resources and training programs for mortgage industry professionals. This includes online courses, webinars, in-person training sessions, and conferences.
Research:
The MBA conducts research on the mortgage industry, including market trends, economic analysis, and industry forecasts. The association publishes reports and white papers on topics such as mortgage origination, servicing, and securitization.
Overall, the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) plays an important role in promoting the mortgage industry and supporting its members. It provides advocacy, education, and research resources that help its members navigate the complex and constantly evolving mortgage industry.
See the MBA's latest press releases here.
2024 Board Members
Here's your local MBA LCF team for the 2024 calendar year. We're extremely diverse with different industry backgrounds, experience, and perspective - feel free to reach out to any one of us in the event you're looking for specifics.