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Home » GM Financial, Husch Blackwell talk CFPB shift

GM Financial, Husch Blackwell talk CFPB shift

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May 21, 2025
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GM Financial, Husch Blackwell talk CFPB shift

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — As the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau withdraws dozens of rules, policy statements and advisory opinions this week, auto lenders must prepare for additional responsibility, especially lenders working across multiple states.  Three areas state regulators will likely prioritize and that auto lenders should be aware of as state-level regulation ramps up were identified […]

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