Tag Archives: CFPB

The Bureau has announced that it will be engaging with Congress to advance proposed legislation that would authorize the Bureau to award anyone who report violations of Federal consumer financial law.

Just 24 hours after Michael Bloomberg ended his bid for the White House, the Senator's quest for the presidency has come to an end. Click through to revisit her contributions to the CFPB and financial laws.

Opening arguments began Tuesday in a case that could decide the fate of the Bureau.

The Supreme Court will decide the constitutionality of the Bureau that was created in the wake of the Great Recession.

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

The case of Law Offices of Crystal Moroney v. Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection alleges that the Bureau is able to draw funding directly from the Federal Reserve without oversight from the appropriations committees of Congress.

Meg Burns, SVP, Mortgage Policy for the Housing Policy Center, spoke with MReport on the law surrounding the GSE Patch, its expiration, and what it all means for homeowners.

Among the new appoints was Susan M. Bernard as the Bureau’s New Assistant Director for Regulations in the Research, Markets, and Regulation Division.

Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi and Chairwoman of the House Committee on Financial Services Maxine Waters released statements regarding the recent Amicus Brief filed by the House of Representatives regarding Seila Law LLC V. Consumer Protection Bureau.

Click through to read how the Bureau is planning to deal with the expiration of the QM Patch.