Post Warren, the Battle Over the CFPB is Far From Over
July 18, 2011
Post Warren, the Battle Over the CFPB is Far From Over
President Obama announced on Sunday that he will nominate Richard Cordray to lead the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
Isn't there some way out of the housing crisis? Some economists believe they have the answer: Shared Appreciation Mortgages.
Companies Pour on the Lobbyists to Block Financial Reform
Most identity-related fraud occurs outside the credit system, according to a recent survey by IdentityHawk.
Six federal regulators teamed up recently to make online and mobile banking accounts more secure.
Even when he knew the economy was headed for the abyss, former CEO of IndyMac Bank Michael Perry "negligently" directed his company to sell $10 billion worth of risky mortgages ...
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau says it will pay special attention to financial crimes committed against members of the military and their families.
Two CD-ROMs containing the sensitive information of 34,000 investment clients of Morgan Stanley Smith Barney still have not been found, but who's to blame?
Banks repossessed $304 billion worth of homes in 2010, and Equifax sees no end in sight to the housing recession.