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$20 Million Fine Against Bayview Asset Management for Cybersecurity Failures Impacting 5.8 Million Customers

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The Florida Office of Financial Regulation and 52 state financial regulatory agencies announced a $20 million enforcement action against Bayview Asset Management LLC and affiliates Lakeview Loan Servicing, Community Loan Servicing, and Pingora Holdings for deficient cybersecurity practices and failure to cooperate with state regulators following a data breach affecting 5.8 million customers. In addition to the monetary penalty, the Bayview companies must implement corrective actions, enhance cybersecurity programs, undergo independent assessments, and provide three years of additional reporting to state regulators.

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What changed

The Florida Office of Financial Regulation and a multistate coalition of 52 state financial regulatory agencies levied a $20 million fine against Bayview Asset Management LLC and three affiliates for deficient cybersecurity practices and obstructing the regulatory examination process following a data breach that impacted 5.8 million customers. The investigation found that Bayview's information technology and cybersecurity practices failed to meet state or federal requirements, and the companies delayed the supervisory process by failing to comply with state requests in a timely or complete manner.\n\nAffected financial services entities should note that this coordinated multistate action underscores heightened regulatory expectations for cybersecurity programs and full cooperation with state examinations. Companies subject to financial services regulation must ensure their IT and cybersecurity practices meet applicable state and federal standards and respond promptly to regulatory inquiries. The three-year reporting requirement signals ongoing supervisory attention to the Bayview companies' remediation efforts.

What to do next

  1. Implement corrective actions to address cybersecurity deficiencies
  2. Enhance cybersecurity programs to meet state and federal requirements
  3. Undergo independent cybersecurity assessments
  4. Provide three years of additional reporting to state regulators

Penalties

$20,000,000 civil monetary penalty

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Apr 16, 2026

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$20 Million Fine Levied Against Bayview Companies

01/08/2025

Tallahassee, Fla. – Today, the Office of Financial Regulation (OFR) and 52 state financial regulatory agencies announced a coordinated enforcement action against Bayview Asset Management LLC, and three of its affiliates, Lakeview Loan Servicing, Community Loan Servicing, and Pingora Holdings, for deficient cybersecurity practices and failing to fully cooperate with state regulators following a data breach that impacted 5.8 million customers.

In addition to the $20 million penalty, the Bayview companies have agreed to take specified corrective actions, improve cybersecurity programs, undergo independent assessments, and provide three years of additional reporting to state regulators.

“Today’s action highlights the need for financial services companies to take seriously their customer data safety responsibilities,” said Commissioner Russell C. Weigel, III. “The Office of Financial Regulation will continue to work tirelessly with our partners to protect Floridians and ensure the integrity of Florida’s financial services market.”

The multistate effort found that the Bayview companies’ information technology and cybersecurity practices did not meet state or federal requirements. Further, the Bayview companies delayed the supervisory process by failing to comply with state requests in a timely or complete manner in the early stages of the examination.

Florida residents with questions about the settlement should contact the OFR at (850) 487-9687. Floridians can also visit www.flofr.gov to verify that a financial services company is licensed to do business in Florida and view past enforcement actions.

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Classification

Agency
FL OFR
Filed
January 8th, 2025
Compliance deadline
January 8th, 2028 (631 days)
Instrument
Enforcement
Legal weight
Binding
Stage
Final
Change scope
Substantive

Who this affects

Applies to
Investment firms Banks Fund managers
Industry sector
5221 Commercial Banking 5239 Asset Management
Activity scope
Financial services enforcement Data breach response Cybersecurity incident
Geographic scope
Florida US-FL

Taxonomy

Primary area
Financial Services
Operational domain
Compliance
Compliance frameworks
GLBA
Topics
Cybersecurity Data Privacy

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