On the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's practice of erring on the side of overestimating discrimination in car lending:
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On the CFPB's methodology for measuring disparate impact, which relies on factors such as surnames and geography, to essentially make educated guesses about a borrower's race:
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On most Democrats' resistance to creating a commission to oversee the CFPB:
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Critiquing the way the EMV security standard is being rolled out in the U.S., with signature rather than PIN verification:
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On the revelation that Bernard Siskin, the CFPB's outside expert on disparate impact, also advises banks:
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Responding to an argument against putting a commission in charge of the CFPB:
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On banks' recent demands for greater regulation of potential rivals (<a href="https://twitter.com/nhighlandfin/status/648471098883833856?refsrc=email&s=11" target="_blank">via Twitter</a>):
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