Compliance and Government Affairs Officer Sample Clauses

Compliance and Government Affairs Officer. 1. SunTrust Mortgage (“STM”) will designate a STM employee to serve as the Compliance and Government Affairs Officer for its Loss Mitigation and Foreclosure operations (“Default”) (the “CGA Officer”). 2. The CGA Officer will report directly to the executive responsible for Default operations at STM and will have an indirect (i.e. dotted reporting) line to the STM Chief Risk Officer and to an attorney within SunTrust Bank’s Office of the General Counsel assigned to STM. 3. The CGA Officer shall: a. Oversee Default’s compliance with respect to all applicable regulatory and legal requirements, GSE guideline requirements, and internal STM policies and procedures, except with respect to matters of financial compliance, which are the responsibility of STM’s Chief Executive Officer, STM’s Chief Risk Officer and the Audit Committee of SunTrust Bank. b. Oversee that communications from Default to borrowers are clear, accurate, and in compliance with all applicable laws, regulations, and GSE guidelines. c. Oversee Default’s exposure to risks relating to applicable regulatory and other legal compliance, and GSE guideline requirements affecting the Default operations of STM. d. Oversee compliance with this Restitution and Remediation Agreement and with any similar agreements by SunTrust with the Department of Justice or any other government agency related to Default operations. e. Oversee significant complaints and other matters regarding any function of Default raised through STM’s complaint reporting mechanisms, including but not limited to the mechanism discussed in Section D, infra. f. Review and evaluate new developments and current and emerging trends related to applicable regulatory and legal requirements, and GSE guideline requirements affecting the Default operations of STM. g. Review all internal audits related to the Default operations for which the CGA Officer has oversight responsibility, including management’s action plans in response to any noted deficiencies. h. At least biannually review with the Chief Risk Officer of STM the implementation and effectiveness of Default’s loss mitigation-related programs and the adequacy of the resources for those programs.
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