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About CMB
CMB Financial Corp. was established by Bob Jarmak in 1992, and has continuously been providing products and services to community financial institutions, including banks, mutuals and credit unions.
The president, Bob Jarmak is President and CEO of CMB, continues to teach part- time, and has had the following business experience and education:
- Professor, Chair, Department of Computer Science, Manchester (NH) Community College - (Current);
- President & CEO CMB Financial Corp. - (Current);
- President & CEO 8th largest mortgage banker in Northeast US - 5 yrs.;
- VP, Investments (UST,MBS,Muni), Major Super Regional Bank - 5 yrs.;
- VP, Major Wall St. Firm - 5 yrs.;
- Bank COO, EVP, CFO, Sr. Bank Lender- 10 yrs.
- B.S. Bates College Lewiston, ME; M.S. Thomas College Waterville, ME
Chris Jarmak is vice-president of CMB, and is a recent graduate of the University of New Hampshire in Durham, with a B.S. in business with a concentration in finance.
Matt Jarmak, a recent graduate of W.P.I, with a B.S. in Computer Science provides contract programming services.
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WHY Choose CMB?
CMB has been providing timely, accurate and useful mortgage servicing valuations since 1995. These have been accepted by all the major accounting firms.
Mortgage servicing valuation is our primary business.
CMB Clients
CMB clients include both public and mutual thrifts, credit unions and commercial banking firms.
We currently provide valuations to almost 50 institutions with over $10 billion in mortgage servicing.
About FASB and mortgage servicing valuation
FASB has issued numerous changes to the accounting for mortgage servicing.
Starting with FASB 140, FASB 156, and FASB 166. And now as part of the Accounting Standards Codification Process, these have been combined and classified as Topic 860 and Presentation section 865000 in the project.
There are various, complex rules for accounting for OMS/MSA's (loans sold with servicing rights retained).
There are also different methods of accounting for the income generated from mortgage servicing, some of which are clearly more advantageous to servicers.
These accounting treatments are mandatory, not optional.
FAQ - Valuing Mortgage Servicing