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November 26, 2018 - Inside the CFPB

Newly Elected Democrat State AGs Likely to Increase Enforcement

Democrats captured a majority of state attorney general seats in elections earlier this month, which will likely increase state-level litigation and multistate enforcement activity, said attorneys.


November 26, 2018 - Inside the CFPB

Group Renews Call for Supervisory Relief for Smaller IMBs

The Community Mortgage Lenders of America has asked the CFPB to exempt smaller independent mortgage bankers from examinations or audits. The CFPB currently has active examinations for IMBs.


November 12, 2018 - Inside the CFPB

Other News in Brief: Former CFPB Director; HMDA Guide; Semi-Annual Report; Military Lending Act

Former CFPB Director Loses in the Ohio Governor’s Race. Former CFPB Director Richard Cordray lost in the Ohio governor’s race last week. Republican Attorney General Mike DeWine led a GOP sweep of statewide nonjudicial offices. In his campaign, Cordray boasted of his record reining in Wall Street during his tenure at the CFPB. He worked as the CFPB director from its inception until 2017, when he quit to run for governor of the Buckeye State [Includes four briefs] ...


November 12, 2018 - Inside the CFPB

Midterms for CFPB: New Director, More Congressional Oversights

The results of the 2018 midterm elections are sure to have implications for the CFPB. The questions are what and to what extent. One thing is almost for sure: the CFPB will have a new director – Kathy Kraninger – next year, because Senate Republicans netted three more seats, a comfortable 54-46 margin. “We will see a new leader at the CFPB in the next year and it will be interesting to see the interaction of that CFPB leadership with Congress ...


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