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CFPB Back at Office to Deal With Complaint Backlog

Pymnts 03/16/2025
Last month, the Trump administration shuttered the regulator’s offices and essentially shut down enforcement activity. “RIP CFPB” White House adviser Elon Musk wrote on social media. But as The New York Times (NYT) reported Saturday (March 15), the CFPB has so far been hard to kill…
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A key payment standard keeps getting delayed. Here’s why

American Banker 03/17/2025
March was supposed to be a major milestone for the ISO 20022 payment messaging standard. But it didn’t happen and won’t until at least June, the latest setback for a complex effort to improve the data that accompanies digital transactions…
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RegFi Episode 59: Don’t Sleep on the States: Financial Regulatory, Compliance & Enforcement Trends

JD Supra 03/14/2025
RegFi co-hosts Jerry Buckley and Sherry Safchuk welcome fellow Orrick partner Katy Ryan to discuss the state financial regulatory landscape. Katy provides an overview of how federal agencies and states interact in our dual-regulatory system, benefits and limitations…
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UK deregulation frees space ‘for bolder reforms’, says top bank lobbyist

Financial Times 03/17/2025
The top lobbyist for British banks has been watching gleefully as several proposals he made to the government for easing regulation are happening before his eyes, from axing the payments watchdog to reworking the regime for certifying senior bankers…
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SEC’s Acting Chair Uyeda Promises To Slow Rulemaking

Law360 03/17/2025
By Jessica Corso ( March 17, 2025, 6:38 PM EDT) — Acting U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Mark Uyeda said Monday that he has directed staff to reassess a number of finalized and proposed regulations championed by the Biden administration, including those targeting mutual…
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