Browsing: CFPBs

The effort by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, meant to benefit consumers, has instead led to higher delinquency rates, increased defaults and more loans being sent…

Key Insight: The Justice Department told a federal court that an existing preliminary injunction does not require the acting director to request funding. What’s at Stake: Acting…

What’s at Stake: Acting CFPB Director Russell Vought is dismantling the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. He had refused to respond to any questions about his actions…

A comment deadline is approaching on a proposed CFPB rule that would dismantle longstanding rules meant to protect minorities from discrimination in the market for credit,…

What’s at stake: The CFPB uses outdated software and has no strategy for responding to cybersecurity risks, the report found. Supporting Data: The CFPB’s information security…

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is embarking on a new open banking proposal that pits banks against fintechs and underscores the difficulty of crafting a rule…

Key insight: The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau released a jam-packed rulemaking agenda for the year ahead.Supporting data: The latest unified agenda lists 24 rulemakings including five…

A Texas judge has vacated the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s medical debt rule and specifically admonished states that have sought to take medical debt off credit…

The Financial Technology Association filed a motion for summary judgment in federal court late Sunday, defending a final rule on consumer financial data rights that the…

A Texas judge has dismissed the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s credit card late fee rule in a major victory for banks, business trade groups, the U.S.…