Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection Corrects Fair Lending Report

Summary

The Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection has revised its 2019 Fair Lending Annual Report to include a 2018 referral by the FDIC to the DOJ regarding national origin discrimination in violation of the Equal Credit Opportunity Act, which was previously omitted.

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