The regulator said the Fair Housing Home Loan Data System regulation was obsolete and largely duplicative of and inconsistent with other data collection regimes.

The new Section 1071 proposal would raise the covered loan origination threshold and exclude certain loans from coverage.

Under Director Pulte, FHFA has withdrawn proposed rules affecting enterprise liquidity requirements and the unsecured credit limits and boards of directors of the FHLBank System.

A proposed rule change could spell the end of FHFA regulations requiring the GSEs to file triennial equitable housing finance plans.

The final rule would have rescinded procedures that require a state official to notify the bureau when they take action to enforce the Consumer Financial Protection Act.

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.

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The bureau’s proposed data broker rule was withdrawn. And the agency is considering whether it will also get rid of its nonbank registry final rule.

The move is unlikely to have much impact on states, according to industry attorneys.

Moving forward, the bureau will issue guidance only when necessary and if compliance burdens will be reduced.