CFPB Fines Online Payment Network for Misrepresenting Security Practices

On March 2, 2016, the CFPB issued its first enforcement action directed at an organization’s information security practices. Dwolla, Inc., entered into a Consent Order with the CFPB which identifies “deceptive acts and practices relating to false representations” relating to the company’s data security practices in violation of UDAAP.

Former Ally CEO charges CFPB with shakedown

Former Ally Financial Inc., CEO Michael A. Carpenter said the CFPB abused its power by holding the bank’s business hostage in order to coerce a record settlement of “trumped-up” racism charges and push profit-killing new regulations on the entire auto-lending industry.

Federal Reserve Chair not real sure about the CFPB Budget

Fed Chair Janet Yellen was on Capitol Hill last week making her semiannual visit before the House Financial Services Committee. When she was asked basic information about the CFPB, Yellen appeared to lack basic knowledge of the Bureau’s budget.

CFPB claims exemption from statute of limitations

Last month, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau traded briefs in federal court with Integrity Advance regarding Integrity’s motion to dismiss a CFPB enforcement action alleging violations of the Unfair, Deceptive or Abusive Acts and Practices clause of the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act.

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