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US: CFPB presents new financial data sharing rules in competition boost - Vimarsana News

US: CFPB presents new financial data sharing rules in competition boost

A new proposal for U.S. consumers may simplify moving financial data among service providers. The proposal aims to create competition between fintech and traditional bank sectors. CFPB Director Rohit Chopra believes the proposal would enable consumers to switch providers easily. Open banking could promote expansion in payments, investment, lending, financing, and savings industries. The U.S. is lagging behind European countries and Britain in implementing open banking regulations.

The power to walk away: CFPB moves to give consumers control over financial data - Vimarsana News

The power to walk away: CFPB moves to give consumers control over financial data

The proposed rule would bar financial firms from “hoarding” a consumer’s data.

Source: yahoo.com
This Week In Credit Card News: More Merchants Add Credit Surcharges - Vimarsana News

This Week In Credit Card News: More Merchants Add Credit Surcharges

What took place this week in the credit card and payment industries

Source: forbes.com
Rohit Chopra on new mortgage servicing rules, Basel III and the CFPB's funding - Vimarsana News

Rohit Chopra on new mortgage servicing rules, Basel III and the CFPB's funding

CFPB Director Rohit Chopra discusses upcoming mortgage servicing rulemaking, the agency's funding structure, whether there's a microscope on the mortgage industry & more.

Source: yahoo.com
Biden's Deputies Pressure Banks to OK Loans to Illegal Migrants - Vimarsana News

Biden's Deputies Pressure Banks to OK Loans to Illegal Migrants

Biden's agencies are threatening banks with federal investigations if they do not grant cheap loans to risky illegal immigrants.