Tag Archives: CFPB

Colgate Selden, former Senior Counsel in the CFPB Office of Regulations, discusses the possible effect that the PHH Corp. v. CFPB decision will have on the Bureau's daily operations.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia on Tuesday ordered a restructuring of how the CFPB operates within the executive branch, calling the Bureau’s structure “unconstitutional.”

Sharmila Bharwani speaks to DS News to discuss the new updates for the bankruptcy rules and her perspective on the work done by the CFPB.

After over five years of operation, the CFPB reports that they have handled their one millionth consumer complaint in their Monthly Complaint Report.

The CFPB hears from hundreds of borrowers everyday about the impact that student loan debt has on their daily lives. Specifically, they cite that the debt continues to acutely affect students of color.

Officials from the CFPB presented an overview of policy and programs that impact the mortgage industry based off of the recently published in August.

Mortgages are no longer the most complained-about financial product as the CFPB nears one million complaints handled in in the past five-year.

The comment period closed for the CFPB's arbitration proposal, and now groups are voicing their opposition for the proposed rule.

The Urban Institute hosts housing market experts to discuss recent and emerging issues found in the mortgage servicing industry.

Earlier in August, 65 House Democrats wrote a letter to the CFPB urging them to pass their proposal to ban the use of arbitration clauses in business contracts. Now several state attorneys general are behind the proposal.