Consumer Financial Protection Bureau acts against unlawful debanking
New regulatory measures target financial institutions over unlawful debanking, and commentators say the issue remains in focus.
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What happened
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has announced regulatory measures to tackle unlawful debanking by financial institutions. A earlier de-banking report from a US regulator has kept the issue prominent, according to an opinion column.
Why it matters
The opinion column says the US action keeps the de-banking issue in play.
Timeline
- Oct 16, 8:40 PM ET: The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced regulatory measures to tackle unlawful debanking by financial institutions.
- Oct 18, 8:00 PM ET: An opinion column said US action keeps the de-banking issue in play, referring to the previous week's regulator report.
Coverage
- OCC Report Finds Debanking at Nine Major US Banks (bankingexchange.com)
- OPINION OF THE WEEK: US Action Keeps “De-Banking” Issue In Play (wealthbriefing.com)
- Stocktwits Fintech Pulse: US Fintech Weekly Briefing & Market Drivers (stocktwits.com)
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