CFPB

02 The CFPB will cease discretionary publication of complaint narratives and visualizations.

03 Declining the move or failing to respond in time 'will result in your separation from the CFPB.'

04 US bank regulators propose fair-lending rule update to address algorithmic bias in AI-driven credit decisions.

05 Many financial institutions are unprepared for regulator queries about their Artificial Intelligence processes.

06 CFPB seeks to vacate its enforcement action against Townstone Financial due to procedural irregularities and judicial concerns.

07 On the day of a would-be deadline, open banking is in flux

08 The joint final rule establishes uniform standards for reporting consumer financial data to improve accuracy, consistency, and interoperability.

09 The Bureau will keep its enforcement and supervision resources focused on pressing threats to consumers, particularly servicemen and veterans.

10 The firm’s deterioration resulted primarily from macroeconomic conditions beyond its control.

11 Trump's consumer finance watchdog pick pledges 'open mind' on plans to fire most of the agency's workforce

12 The CFPB has 'deficiencies' but is 'capable of great good.'

13 The CFPB estimates its cost to consumers.

14 On January 31, 2025, President Trump designated Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent as Acting Director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).

15 The CFPB has been working to ensure consumers affected by Bilt’s transition to a new bank partner are appropriately remedied.

16 Acting director Chris Vought reiterated his preference to eliminate the CFPB.

17 Brian Johnson, the nominee to lead the CFPB, would get 60 days to review the workforce reduction plan if the Senate confirms him.

18 The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has allocated more funds to repay fintech users harmed in the Synapse crisis.

19 US consumer watchdog supervisor warned staff of 'unpleasant' fallout if they go too hard on firms