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CMB Products and Services
Since it's establishment in 1992, CMB has provided a variety of products and services to community financial institution clients, including:
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FASB 140/156 OMS Valuations-WebVal™ - Timely, accurate, useful valuation information for clients
- NEW - CMB MPF Credit Risk Review
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FASB 107 Valuations - Year end valuations to satisfy the requirements of this standard;
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Acquisition Valuations - Accurate, detailed valuations for the use of institutions who are acquiring another portfolio or institution;
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Servicing Purchase/Sale Valuations - Accurate, detailed valuations for the use of institutions who are considering a purchase or sale of residential mortgage servicing assets;
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Mortgage Hedging Training and Analysis - CMB has developed a time and volume tested automated solution to insure the correct hedge ratios and instruments are used to protect the value of loans before they are sold in the secondary mortgage market;
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Mortgage Production, Hedging, and Servicing Efficiency Studies - CMB has assisted in reviewing the various processes involved to suggest ways to improve efficiency, provide superior customer service and reduce operating cost. This can include comparative cost studies, comparing the client to other lenders.
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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 over 40 institutions with over $6 billion in mortgage servicing.
About FASB 156 and mortgage servicing valuation
In March 2006, FASB issued an amendment to FASB 140, which generally became effective for fiscal years beginning 01/01/2007.
This imposed new requirements for accounting for OMS/MSA's (loans sold with servicing rights retained).
It also offered different methods of accounting for the income generated from mortgage servicing, some of which were clearly advantageous to servicers.
Combined with FASB 140, these accounting treatments are mandatory, not optional.
NEW - CMB MPF Credit Risk Review
FAQ - Valuing Mortgage Servicing