The Trump administration has issued dozens of executive orders, but change to banking regulations and agency leaders isn’t ...

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has begun an investigation into credit card interest rates. The agency is encouraging consumers to submit their thoughts on their rates, terms ...

(The CFPB head can hold dual titles ... For her chief of staff at the FTC, Holyoak chose Chris Mufarrige, a former associate at Silicon Valley law firm Wilson Sonsini, where his clients included ...

In the report, the CFPB encourages states to continue to go after “junk fees,” citing the FTC’s Final Rule and the FTC’s findings on the prevalence of certain practices. The CFPB provides ...

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“Cash App created the conditions for fraud to proliferate on its popular payment platform,” said CFPB Director Rohit Chopra. “When things went wrong, Cash App flouted its responsibilities ...

Two major tech trade groups are challenging the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s (CFPB) effort to treat payment apps and digital wallets like banks. In a lawsuit filed in federal court in ...

"When things went wrong, Cash App flouted its responsibilities and even burdened local banks with problems that the company caused," said CFPB Director Rohit Chopra. In response, Block said the ...

Cash App, a popular platform used to transfer money, faces paying out up to $120 million in refunds and other redress to harmed customers, plus $55 million in penalties, relating to its troubling ...

The CFPB alleged that Block's (NYSE:SQ) Cash App had closed cases of reported fraud without opening a legally required investigation. Block allegedly directed users who incurred financial losses ...

NetChoice and TechNet said Congress did not give the CFPB free rein to aggressively, arbitrarily and capriciously police large non-banks offering consumer financial services through such products ...