For state-licensed, non-depository lenders, the primary regulatory authority is the state regulator in the jurisdiction where the lender operates. Each state has its own agency or department responsible for overseeing licensing, compliance, and enforcement of mortgage laws for non-depository institutions.
The NMLS (A) is the system used to manage licenses but is not a regulatory authority.
The Federal Trade Commission (B) oversees federal consumer protection laws but is not the primary regulator for state-licensed lenders.
The Conference of State Bank Supervisors (CSBS) (D) helps coordinate state regulation but does not directly regulate individual lenders.
[References:, SAFE Act, 12 USC ยง5101, NMLS and State Regulator Guidelines, , ]
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