Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection Proposes Rule to Define Larger Participants of International Money Transfer Market

Summary

The Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection proposes a new rule to define larger participants of the international money transfer market, expanding its supervisory authority to nonbank covered persons in this sector.

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