On its fifth anniversary, CFPB is as controversial as ever

By Joe Mont2016-08-09T15:00:00

The Consumer Financial Protection Agency may be the most polarizing government agency ever created. It’s also one of the most resilient, given its perseverance in the face of political and legal attacks. Its ultimate fate, despite its successes, may depend on two separate challenges to its constitutionality winding their way ...

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Congressional blitzkrieg seeks to downsize regulatory regime

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Even before Inauguration Day, the House of Representatives was fast-tracking legislation intended to scale back regulatory rulemaking. Joe Mont reports.
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CFPB’s legal setback goes beyond constitutionality

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CFPB winds down summer with flurry of rulemaking

2016-08-16T06:15:00Z By Joe Mont

Perhaps clearing its plate before November’s elections, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has cranked out a variety of rules, proposed rules, and amendments to rules in recent days. Joe Mont looks at what’s next on the agenda.

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