Third-Party Risk Management Guidance Proposed as Agencies Address Community Bank Core Providers

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Mortgage lenders and loan officers should watch this because bank vendor oversight often shapes how mortgage technology, LOS integrations, servicing tools and customer data workflows are approved.

The Federal Reserve announced on September 11, 2026 that agencies are seeking comment on proposed third-party risk management guidance and also issued a statement on community bank engagement with core service providers. The announcement matters for mortgage professionals because third-party oversight is not an abstract bank compliance topic anymore; it touches loan origination systems, point-of-sale platforms, CRM tools, document vendors, pricing engines, verification providers, servicing systems and data-sharing relationships.

The source material confirms the proposal and the community bank core provider statement, but it does not confirm the text of the proposal, the comment deadline, the other agencies involved, or any effective date. So the right posture for lenders and loan officers is practical but measured: treat this as a live compliance development, not a finished set of rules.

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