Tag Archives: Richard Cordray

Halfway into 2021, lenders face new regulations, a new administration, and other major changes.

From the Bureau’s inception to the current administration, Richard Cordray's upcoming book reveals his perspective on his time as CFPB Head.

Here's what lawmakers from both sides of the aisle had to say after a Senate vote confirmed Kathleen Kraninger as the next director of the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection.

Here’s what an official name change of the CFPB to the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection is likely to cost the agency and the industry.

A federal judge appointed by President Trump has delivered the administration a legal victory with a decision supporting the President’s choice for head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. ...

Former CFPB attorney Richard Horn breaks down what two Acting Directors means from the novel legal issues it raises to the decision-making power the Acting Director possesses.

Speaking during a press conference following a chaotic and confusing morning at the CFPB, Mulvaney had harsh words about the CFPB’s past actions, but added that he was “not here to shut the place down.”

Richard Cordray, the Obama-appointed director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), announced his resignation—stating that he will step down before the end of the month. Cordray officially ...

On Tuesday evening, the debate around the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s final arbitration rule came to a head when the Senate voted to repeal it. See the reactions here to the razor-thin vote here . . .

According to the CFPB, authorized data-sharing allows companies to provide consumers with more efficient methods of healthy financial management. However, the Bureau also requires transparency and accountability when using sensitive financial data.