The CFPB is planning a number of rulemaking activities across financial sectors. Many of the actions aim to reduce regulatory burdens.

If enacted, the Fair Credit Reporting Reseller Accuracy Act would ensure that credit report resellers report data to the “maximum accuracy possible.” The bill has bipartisan support.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-MA, wants to know whether Brian Johnson, CFPB director nominee and an executive at Capital One, had a role in the bureau’s decision last year to drop its lawsuit against the bank.

The regulation goes beyond subjecting traditional buy now, pay later lenders to underwriting requirements.

California lawmakers are moving away from an effort to impose Community Reinvestment Act requirements on nonbanks.

Two-factor authentication is one of the new requirements for consumers to be able to submit complaints with the CFPB; will consumers go through the trouble?

The company filed a motion for relief in its lawsuit with the CFPB, after the bureau allegedly pulled out of a deal to vacate civil money penalty applied to CashCall.

Court pauses proceedings in CFPB-NTEU lawsuit; CFPB seeks feedback on changes to mortgage disclosures; the bureau may revisit its credit card late fee regulation.

The DC Circuit Court will allow a district court to decide what happens to a preliminary injunction that blocks the Trump administration from laying off staff at the CFPB.

New technologies and poor data management have caused an increase in legal challenges for mortgage originators.