Ms. Anne C. Canfield

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  Anne Canfield, executive director at the Consumer Mortgage Coalition, disagreed."The insurance program might turn out to be the most workable part of the bill," she said.

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  Ms. Anne Canfield, Executive Director, Consumer Mortgage Coalition

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  Anne Canfield, executive director of the Consumer Mortgage Coalition, said as many as 40 percent to 75 percent of homes in the areas devastated by Hurricane Katrina were not insured for flood damage.But she said it was critical for Congress to provide residents with funding to repair and rebuild after flood damage so they can remain in their communities and affected areas can be rebuilt quickly.
  
  The Consumer Mortgage Coalition represents national mortgage lenders, servicers and service providers -- an industry that is likely, according to analysts, to suffer losses from Hurricane Katrina.
  
  "It is not clear why so many homes were not covered by flood insurance in the Katrina-affected areas," Canfield wrote in the proposal, circulated among trade groups for their comment.Owners of flooded properties may not have been located in special flood hazard areas designated by federal officials, or those areas may not have participated in the National Flood Insurance Program, the Consumer Mortgage Coalition said.Some New Orleans homeowners' properties were not within designated flood hazard areas because of the presence of levees, Canfield said.
  
  "But whatever the reasons, the devastation caused by Katrina is unique and it calls for a unique response," she wrote."While this type of payout would clearly affect the (National Flood Insurance Program's) long-term goal of being actuarially sound, the homeowners who have lost everything clearly did not anticipate this level of damage or hardship."Canfield said the proposal had not been sent to Capitol Hill, and stressed that it is a draft.

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  Anne Canfield Executive Director Consumer Mortgage Coalition

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  Ms. Canfield also made this comment in a Sept. 7 WSJ article that went into more detail about Fannie's lobbying machine.I know Ms. Canfield very well and she has been lobbying for stronger regulation of the GSEs since 1996.She is a very credible witness on this.
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  McCain, but they never were able to get their ‘hooks' into him," said Anne Canfield, who heads a lending trade group, the Consumer Mortgage Coalition, that has called for greater regulation of the government-backed entities.

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  Anne Canfield, executive director of the Consumer Mortgage Coalition, said because of accounting concerns, the government should stop efforts to mark assets to market.
  
  "They should put mark to market on hold," she said.

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  "This is an important change that will allow more homeowners who may potentially get into trouble to have their loans modified prior to default," said Anne Canfield, executive director of the Consumer Mortgage Coalition.

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  Anne Canfield, executive director of the Consumer Mortgage Coalition, which represents the biggest players in the FHA arena such as Bank of America, Wells Fargo and Citigroup, said that having to retool vast electronic systems within such a compressed time period could temporarily put some lenders out of the FHA business after October 1, thereby defeating Congress's objective of rapidly shifting more borrowers out of suprime and into more affordable home loans.

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  "This is going to be very cumbersome, very expensive and time-consuming" to deal with, said Anne Canfield, executive director of the Consumer Mortgage Coalition, a Washington-based trade association of large national banks and mortgage subsidiaries.
  
  Major lenders already have extensive professional training programs in place for their retail loan officers, said Canfield.

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  "This is going to be very cumbersome, very expensive and time-consuming," said Anne Canfield, executive director of the Consumer Mortgage Coalition, a Washington trade association of large national banks and mortgage subsidiaries.
  
  Major lenders already have extensive professional training programs in place for their retail loan officers, said Canfield.

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