Consumer Credit Cracks Widen as Economy Grows Modestly, Fed’s Beige Book Finds
Economic activity increased at a slight to moderate pace in eleven of twelve Federal Reserve districts in late May and...
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Federal Banking Agencies Roll Out Coordinated Approach to Protecting Sensitive Data During Exams
The three federal banking agencies are changing how they handle the most sensitive information they collect during examinations, announcing a...
Five Hours of Vought Testimony, Two Committees, and Very Little Actual News
Russell Vought spent more than five hours on Capitol Hill this week defending his 17 months atop the Consumer Financial...
NYC Reportedly Pushes SHIELD Rule Effective Date to January 2027
The New York City Department of Consumer and Worker Protection has reportedly delayed the effective date of its amended debt...
Judge Grants CU’s Motion to Dismiss FCRA Case Over Contradictory Reporting
A District Court judge in Maryland has granted a defendant's motion to dismiss a Fair Credit Reporting Act lawsuit, ruling...
