In a concession to concerns expressed by industry representatives, the CFPB recently announced it plans to issue a proposal sometime this month to make certain limited changes to its rule on international money transfers, as well as to extend the rule’s effective date until 90 days after the proposal is finalized.“Some regulated entities identified issues that pose practical challenges in implementing the new law,” the bureau said in announcing its intention to propose a narrow set of changes to the remittance rule. “The proposed changes would improve implementation of the new law while keeping the important new protections for consumers intended by the Dodd‐Frank Act,” the CFPB said.