CFPB, Townstone to settle lawsuit; CFPB fines credit union for alleged system update failures; Meta under investigation by CFPB; Paypal Credit receives CID; NCUA plans fair lending hire; consumers support overdraft protections; open recommendations from the CFPB’s OIG; Capital One faces possible enforcement action.

CFPB Director Rohit Chopra said he isn’t too worried about how recent Supreme Court decisions would impact the bureau.

More fair lending enforcement actions and investigations could come up over the next few months ahead of potential changes in the political landscape, according to Richard Horn, co-partner at the law firm of Garris Horn.

The new dataset will help both regulators and mortgage companies, according to MISMO.

Ejudicate has been permanently banned by the bureau for holding arbitration proceedings for a company it received a kickback from.

By the end of the decade, the embedded finance industry could be bringing in close to $400 billion in revenue each year, according to Seth Frotman, general counsel at the CFPB.

All new covered orders must be submitted within 90 days of the order’s effective date, according to the bureau’s final rule on the registry.

The findings published in the CFPB’s latest supervisory highlights report are largely in line with previous bureau actions.

FTA sues CFPB over BNPL interpretive rule; DOJ reaches first redlining settlement with a credit union; CFPB files lawsuit against student loan provider; regulators update nonbank ransomware self-assessment tool.

The CFPB is looking into whether it’s necessary to recertify a borrower’s ability to repay a rate-term mortgage refinance, Kevin Stevens, a senior manager at the bureau, said at a Mortgage Bankers Association conference held in Washington, DC, last week.