Tagged: Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB)

Vought’s testimony also comes as a new poll suggests the CFPB retains broad support across party lines

The bureau is seeking feedback on whether federal disclosure requirements raise costs, delay closings or limit access to mortgage credit

The agency says proprietary and machine-learning models do not relieve lenders of their fair lending and disclosure responsibilities

MBA backs the nomination as lenders await clarity on the future direction of consumer finance regulation under the Trump administration

CFPB frames immigration status as a potential ability-to-repay factor when future U.S.-based income is at risk

Lawsuit challenges both CFPB’s fair lending rollback and Vought’s authority to lead the bureau

Why lenders still need strong AI governance, even after the CFPB’s Regulation B rollback

CFPB’s 2026 ECOA update removes disparate impact liability — but lenders still face significant legal and regulatory risk

New 1,000-loan threshold limits coverage as MBA points to unfinished policy fight

Rule removes disparate impact standard, shifting focus to intentional discrimination and redefining compliance for lenders