Introducing the CMSA Forums
CMSA is pleased to announce the creation of Forums, groups of members with a common role in the industry. These Forums will meet at least twice a year to address issues particular to each group. Individuals from member companies will self-select the Forum(s) in which they will participate.
Forums will be able to adopt specific member-driven initiatives that are aligned with the broader Association goals. They will receive the full support of the CMSA staff. Two representatives from each Forum’s leadership will serve on the Policy Committee and help set CMSA policy positions.
Initially there will be five Forums: Investors, Portfolio Lenders, Multifamily Lenders, Servicers and Investment-Grade Bondholders. Forums will be added or changed to reflect member interest and changes in the marketplace.
Please review the Summary of CMSA Forums held January 19th in Washington during CMSA's January Conference.
Investors Forum
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Portfolio Lenders Forum
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Multifamily Lenders Forum
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Servicers
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IG Bondholders
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Securities Investors
Loan Investors
Low Income Housing Tax Credit Investors
Representatives of any company that supports or provides services, data or information to investor members of this Forum are welcome.
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Insurance Companies
Pension Funds
Commercial Banks
Mortgage REITs
Other Portfolio Lenders
Representatives of any company that supports or provides services, data or information to lender members of this Forum are welcome.
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FannieMae DUS™ Lenders
Freddie Mac Program Plus Lenders
Affordable Housing Lenders
Representatives of any company that supports or provides services, data or information to lender members of this Forum are welcome.
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Primary and Master Servicers
Special Servicers and Asset Managers
Representatives of any company that supports or provides services, data or information to members of this Forum are welcome.
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Investment-Grade Bondholders
Representatives of any company that supports or provides services, data or information to members of this Forum are welcome.
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For non-members, please visit our membership page or contact Leigh-Ann Enyame.