Tagged: Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB)

A group of 11 U.S. Senators have sent an inquiry to Acting CFPB Director Russell Vought voicing concerns over recent comments over shutting down the Bureau

Consumer groups warn CFPB’s plan to narrow nonbank supervision would gut oversight as the bureau braces for layoffs

With its budget ceiling nearly halved, CFPB weighs workforce cuts just as it proposes narrowing supervision of nonbank lenders

Applications analysis reveals systemic disparities in lending — here’s how the industry should respond

New rule would define ‘risks to consumers,’ aiming to bring consistency and predictability to bureau oversight

If enacted, legislation will mark major turning point in how borrower data is treated in the mortgage process

Complexity is rising — and so are the costs of getting fees wrong

Michael Horowitz to lead the Federal Reserve Board’s Office of Inspector General starting at end of this month

Trump-Musk breakup this week could have implications for federal economic policies as well as the housing and mortgage markets

At a one-day summit on the future of mortgage policy, long-time housing finance experts confronted a crisis of regulatory relevance amid mounting challenges