The CFPB is seeking a legislative fix to give it clear authority to supervise institutions to ensure compliance with the Military Lending Act.

The CFPB has restricted public disclosure of certain mortgage data collected by lenders in 2018 under the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act.

The CFPB should take steps to limit the data collection burden on industry and protect data security, industry groups said in response to a request for information regarding data collections.

Consumer advocacy groups have urged the CFPB to impose strict limits on debt collection agencies in order to protect consumers from abusive practices.

The CFPB lacks a systematic process to prioritize consumer risks and use all of its tools to address them, the U.S. Government Accountability Office said in a recent report.

In a New Year’s message, Director Kathy Kraninger said the CFPB will “vigorously enforce the law” and encourage market innovation.

The CFPB recently made available a beta version of its Home Mortgage Disclosure Act platform for reporting data collected in 2018.

The CFPB recently drafted a sweeping proposal seeking to expand benefits for companies obtaining a no-action letter.

In her first public remarks as CFPB director, Kathy Kraninger has signaled a fresh start for the consumer watchdog.

House Democrats are calling for CFPB’s new Director Kathy Kraninger to resume supervisory examinations of financial institutions for compliance with the Military Lending Act.