A new legislation in New York expands the enforcement power of the state’s attorney general.

The CFPB now estimates that only 5.8% of the U.S. adult population in 2010 was without a credit record — a decrease from an 11.0% estimate published by the bureau in 2015.

Republicans on a House subcommittee pointed to the CFPB’s “aggressive” use of civil investigative demands as an example of overreach by the regulator under the leadership of Rohit Chopra.

The bureau urged the court to convert the bankruptcy case’s filing to allow the regulator to investigate whether Synapse Financial Technologies violated the CFPA, and provide redress to harmed consumers.

In fiscal year 2024, sex, race and age were the most frequently cited bases of discrimination among equal employment opportunity complaints received by the bureau.

CFPB issues new policy statement on criminal regulatory offenses; CFPB ends consent order with Navy Federal Credit Union; California’s licensing fees set to increase.

The Senate parliamentarian has advised Republicans that they cannot use the budget reconciliation process to eliminate the CFPB’s funding from the Federal Reserve.

Trade groups representing mortgage companies pressed the CFPB to retain some mortgage servicing standards temporarily established during the pandemic.

CSBS is working on prudential standards for nonbank servicers, a framework for safeguarding sensitive information at nonbanks, and standards to modernize supervision and regulation of money transmitters.

A district court determined that granting a motion to vacate based on the new arguments advanced by the CFPB would “be to undermine the finality of judgments.”