Before a new presidential administration and Congress alter the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s (CFPB’s) leadership and stop the agency’s current agenda in its tracks – or at least change its expansive policy agenda and energetic approach – the consumer watchdog has boldly issued a new rule. And it is asking the
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