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Walsh sees need for swaps rules, but warns against overlooking the benefits of derivatives to the industry.
January 24 -
The former Tarp special inspector general says the Obama administration has let fears of a political backlash waylay programs that designed to aid the mortgage market and homeowners.
January 24 -
Arkansas Attorney General Dustin McDaniel filed a consumer protection lawsuit Monday against a Missouri man and two companies that control six Internet payday loan Web sites offering loans to consumers at interest rates of more than 600%.
January 24 -
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) have signed a deal to coordinate consumer protection efforts and help avoid duplicating federal law enforcement and regulatory efforts.
January 24 -
Tom Miller's statement Monday came amid growing speculation that an agreement is close.
January 23 -
WASHINGTON — The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the Federal Trade Commission said Monday they have signed an agreement to coordinate their rulemaking and enforcement activities.
January 23 -
The speech comes as a potential mortgage settlement approaches, and the new consumer bureau emerges as a top campaign issue.
January 23 -
The big banks' mortgage woes keep piling up, in a backlog that is likely to drag down their profits — and a broader housing recovery — for the foreseeable future.
January 23 -
Industry observers agree that the bureau's authority will be challenged in court, but it's unclear when and where the lawsuit will come from.
January 23 -
"Rich" Cordray (as his sidekick Raj Date calls him) is being unfairly stigmatized by press references to him as "5-time Jeopardy winner." As if that were his greatest qualification!
January 23




