For a service provider or smaller entity, the CFPB’s overzealous and heavy-handed regulatory tactics, arising out of near limitless and sweeping powers conferred by broad enabling statutory language, could result in financial ruin.
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ABI Executive Director Sam Gerdano moderates a discussion of the most powerful government agency, the CFPB, with Alane Becket (Becket & Lee) and Joanne Needleman (Clark Hill.)
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