CFPB Rescinds Rule Requiring Nonbank Covered Persons to Report Government Orders

Summary

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is issuing a final rule to rescind a requirement that certain nonbanks report government orders related to consumer financial products and services to a Bureau registry.

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