On June 10, 2015, the CFPB published a rule that will allow the agency to supervise nonbank auto finance companies that make, acquire or refinance 10,000 or more loans or leases a year. This rule was originally proposed in September 2014 and is the fifth in a series of rulemakings to define larger participants of markets… Continue Reading
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Welcome to Bank Law Monitor: A Legal Blog for the Financial Services Industry
Posted in Auto Finance, CFPB, Compliance Resources, Credit Cards, Debt Collection, Marijuana, Mortgage Servicing, Overdrafts, Regulation AB, Regulatory Developments, TILA/RESPA, Trending News, UDAAPWelcome! Graham & Dunn’s Financial Services team is pleased to announce the launch of Bank Law Monitor, a legal blog for the financial services industry. Bank Law Monitor will analyze regulatory developments, report on significant news and market trends, and monitor upcoming regulatory changes that impact the financial services industry. Our goal is to help… Continue Reading
CFPB Jurisdiction: Continued Expansion via Its Consumer Protection Mandate
Posted in Auto Finance, CFPB, Credit Cards, Debt Collection, Mortgage ServicingThe CFPB has exclusive supervisory authority over depository institutions that have assets totaling more than $10 billion dollars. For these depository institutions, the CFPB is the primary rule maker and enforcer of consumer protection laws applicable to these institutions. For depository institutions that have $10 billion or less in total assets, the Federal Reserve Board… Continue Reading