Compliance & Regulation
Will CFPB investigations rise after the election?
Auto lenders could see an increase in new investigations from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau as early as 2021 if...
Massachusetts AG probe signals heightened scrutiny of subprime sector
Increasing vehicle prices have long spurred car buyers to hunt for affordable monthly payments, but now that ability to repay...
California to require all new vehicles be zero-emission by 2035
California will phase out sales of new, gasoline-powered cars by 2035 as part of its fight against climate change, Governor...
Lobel Financial to pay $1.3M CFPB settlement
Anaheim, Calif.-based indirect subprime auto lender Lobel Financial Corporation will have to pay $1.3 million to about 4,000 consumers as...
Rivian faces ban from Michigan car dealers in direct-sales fight
Michigan auto dealers are trying to block startup electric carmakers including Rivian Automotive Inc. and Lucid Motors Inc. from following...
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Election Impact: The future of the CFPB [Feature]
On the evening of Aug. 20, former Vice President Joe Biden accepted the nomination for president on the last day...
Dems gain traction with PAC donations
The gap between bipartisan contributions to federal candidates in the 2020 election cycle from industry associations, OEMs, finance companies and...
Exeter compliance expert: Collaboration is key to success
The success of compliance programs is largely determined by an ability to deliver sound, independent advisory services to the first...
