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Finance sources aren’t the only ones being targeted by the new consumer protection bureau, which announced that it will begin overseeing consumer reporting agencies.
Read More →Five federal supervisory agencies signed a memorandum of understanding that clarifies how the agencies will coordinate their supervisory activities under the Dodd-Frank Act.
Read More →Dealers are looking over their shoulders for signs of federal regulators, and rightly so. But the greater threat lives closer to home.
Read More →Richard P. Hackett, an assistant director at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), will field questions submitted in advance of his keynote address at the National Automotive Finance (NAF) Association's 16th annual conference.
Read More →Time is running out on three bills that aim to set new restrictions for the state’s buy-here, pay-here dealers.
Read More →Stories about dealer practices that harm consumers are prevalent, but the facts seem to be difficult to come by.
Read More →In a recent blog post on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) website, the Assistant Director for the Office of Fair Lending and Equal Opportunity said the agency will be paying more attention to non-mortgage loans, and specifically called out auto loans.
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The magazine’s resident legal wiz reports on what he saw and heard at the industry’s annual get-together last month, including reports of dealer investigations being conducted by the Federal Trade Commission.
Read More →The National Automotive Finance (NAF) Association announced that Richard P. Hackett, an assistant director at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, will be the keynote speaker at the NAF’s 16th annual conference.
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The magazine’s legal wiz shines up his crystal ball to offer his predictions on how the CFPB and the FTC will flex their regulatory muscles in 2012.
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