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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is planning a major facelift to its exam procedures. These changes will be designed to make the exam process faster and free up enforcement personnel to pursue their own investigations outside of the regular exams.
October 16
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JPMorgan Chase agreed to pay about $100 million to settle a Commodity Futures Trading Commission probe into the bank's botched derivatives bets last year, according to people briefed on the matter.
October 15 -
In an effort to ease servicers' concerns about communicating with struggling or bankrupt borrowers who invoke certain legal protections, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau released clarifications to its mortgage servicing rules.
October 15
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WASHINGTON -- The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau finalized clarifications Tuesday to its mortgage servicing rules in an effort to ease concerns servicers had about communicating with struggling or bankrupt borrowers who invoke certain legal protections.
October 15 -
In just under a year, Sen. Heidi Heitkamp has emerged as a key player on the Banking Committee, helping to work on a bipartisan housing finance reform bill and championing legislation to provide relief to small banks.
October 15 -
Consumers will have more confidence in the formal system of money transfers once they are given clear information about how much money will actually be available on the receiving end.
October 15
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The National Consumer Law Center has published a blistering report on debt collections.
October 15 -
Monitoring fraud and deception is an immense undertaking for third-party payment processors and banks. Trying to make them into first responders to various social pathologies is a step too far.
October 15
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Continued regulatory gaps in overdraft service put consumers at financial risk and potentially expose them to high, unexpected costs for little benefit.
October 14
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ACA International, the largest trade group for the consumer debt collection industry, issued a statement applauding the decision by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to no longer include enforcement lawyers at routine examinations of financial institutions.
October 14


