Compliance
CFPB seeks to withdraw from lawsuit against CACC
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is withdrawing from a lawsuit against subprime lender Credit Acceptance Corp. that it filed alongside...
2 senior CFPB officials ‘still working’ on auto finance matters, source says
Two senior officials at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau continue to work on auto finance-related matters, despite the tumult and...
CFPB’s latest layoffs halted in setback to shutdown effort
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau may not proceed with agencywide job cuts, while a D.C. federal court weighs whether the...
Assessing compliance, risk for undocumented borrowers
As some subprime auto lenders pull back from lending to undocumented borrowers amid shifting immigration policies, legal experts warn of...
CFPB complaints dwindle in March (Under the Hood)
While consumers flooded the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau with complaints in January and February, grievances through mid-March have slowed to...
CFPB could go away, consumer complaints won’t
ORLANDO — The uncertain future of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau won’t stop consumers from filing complaints since they have...
States could pick up where CFPB left off
The uncertain status of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau could result in more state-based regulations. In one recent example, New York State...
A university professor’s dive into auto loan data
An episode of dealership reality show “King of Cars” spurred Rice University finance professor James Watson to spend five years...
