Tag Archives: CFPB

The Bureau is postponing some data collections from industry on Bureau-related rules to allow companies to focus on responding to consumers in need and making changes to its supervisory activities to account for operational challenges at regulated entities.

In an article, the inaugural CFPB Director defended the Bureau’s position, defending the law protecting the Director from being fired by the President without cause

According to the Bureau, an incentive created for employees to report wrongdoing to the Bureau will assist in advancing enforcement cases, especially as it relates to fair lending violations

The Senator of Massachusetts played a vital role in the structure of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and proposed plans to streamline bankruptcy laws.

The attorney for Siela Law said that the structure of the Bureau was “unprecedented and unconstitutional.” Click through to see more.

With the opening arguments set to take place Tuesday, what is at stake for the Bureau and how did it get here?

In a new book, the former Director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau discusses his time at the Bureau, and the landmark moments during his tenure.

According to a lawsuit filed by the New Civil Liberties Alliance, Congress unlawfully divested its legislative appropriations power when it gave CFPB the ability to draw funding directly from the Federal Reserve

The rulemaking prohibits collectors from using non-litigation means (such as calls) to collect on time-barred debt unless collectors disclose that the debt is time-barred.

In the Winter 2020 Highlights, the CFPB identified how servicers were violating loss mitigation notice requirements.