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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has undergone significant disruption in recent years
CFPB's reversal of its own Section 1033 open banking rule has created regulatory uncertainty
Regulatory uncertainty and potential fees to access customer data prompted Visa’s decision
The OCC has repealed its bank merger review rule, while the CFPB has withdrawn its overdraft rule and several other guidance documents
Trump administration has pulled back CFPB policies several times in its first 100 days in office
CFPB withdraws $8 credit card late fee cap after ruling it exceeded the agency’s authority
The CFPB has dropped several cases since the new administration took over
The CFPB has proposed an interpretive rule to expand Electronic Fund Transfer Act protections to digital payment mechanisms
The final rule brings supervision to “Big Tech” and other widely used digital payment apps
The ongoing cost-of-living crisis and regions with underbanked consumers are fueling growth
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