Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection to Renew Academic Research Council

Summary

The Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection will renew the Academic Research Council, effective March 21, 2019, to provide strategic research planning advice and technical feedback on research methodologies and data collection strategies.

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