California DFPI Announces Conditional Licensing Process Starting in the New Year
Businesses must apply by Dec. 31, when the California DFPI licensing safe harbor ends, to continue operating while their licenses are reviewed.
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Businesses must apply by Dec. 31, when the California DFPI licensing safe harbor ends, to continue operating while their licenses are reviewed.
The Oct. 27 meeting will be open to the public and led by Senior Deputy Commissioner Suzanne Martindale and Deputy Commissioner Melinda Lee. Commissioner Clothilde V. Hewlett will be in attendance, along with ACA members on the committee.
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California Debt Collection Advisory Committee, established under the Debt Collection Licensing Act, will meet Dec. 16 with members from the debt collection industry and consumer advocates.
The committee members will provide feedback on the state’s debt collection licensing program. 4/30/2021 1:00 PM NewsStateAdvocacy Several members of ACA International have been appointed to the California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation’s (DFPI) new debt collection advisory committee. The seven-member committee will provide critical feedback to the DFPI as it creates its debt collection licensing program. The diverse group includes a consumer advocate and representatives from the debt collection, debt buying, third-party collection, and collection law industries, accor...