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CFPB Makes a Retreat From Enforcing Abusiveness Claims
February 3, 2020
Yemeng Yang
In a new policy statement, the CFPB said it will rely on a cost-benefit analysis to deal with “abusiveness” claims in supervision and enforcement.
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