Tag: CFPB

The European Union is working on the third iteration of its regulatory framework governing open banking. Meanwhile, across the Atlantic, ...

Consumers may be becoming more savvy about using buy now, pay later (BNPL), also referred to as pay-over-time options. Most ...

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is withdrawing a proposal, originally passed during the lame-duck period of the Biden administration, ...

Regulation continues to recede from the realm of cybersecurity, leaving organizations to fill these gaps on their own, using their ...

Back in the old days of 2023, regulators were calling late fees “junk.” We kept calling them “contractual commitments,” as ...

The $40 million fine imposed this week on Block and its subsidiary Cash App is just the latest in a ...

JPMorgan Chase is taking proactive measures against fraud on peer-to-peer payments by pre-emptively canceling Zelle payments associated with social media ...

As the Trump administration continues to dismantle the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Republican lawmakers have set their sights on reversing ...

The U.S. Senate held hearings this week on whether the traditional banking industry has debanked accounts connected to cryptocurrency. While ...

Federal regulators have targeted unfair lending practices for more than a decade, with the fallout from the 2008 financial crisis ...