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When Will The US Open Banking Rule Come Into Force? 

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Your guide to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's (CFPB) imminent proposals for a new regulatory framework governing “Personal Financial Data Rights” The US will propose a new “Open Banking Rule” this year which will set the foundations for an ecosystem with the potential to become the largest in the world.

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US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau proposes new rule to oversee Big Tech digital wallet and payment app providers

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The US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is proposing to subject large non-bank companies that offer consumer finance services including digital wallets and payment apps – such as Apple and Google – to the same regulatory scrutiny and oversight as banks, credit unions and other financial institutions.

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Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Seeks Advice On Financial Data Access

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The nation’s consumer protection agency is seeking input on rule changes to third-party access to individual financial records. Its purpose was to review the agency’s handling of authorized third-party access to consumer’s financial data.

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FTC Looking For Comments On Customer Privacy, Security Amendments

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“We are proposing to amend our data security rules for financial institutions to better protect consumers and provide more certainty for business[es],” said Andrew Smith, director of the FTC’s Bureau of Consumer Protection, in a press release.

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Banks Line Up To Challenge CFPB

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Things are getting tougher for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) under the new political administration. More banks are now willing to challenge CFPB enforcement actions, said The Wall Street Journal. The controversial U.S.

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An Open Road For Open Banking?

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Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), said in an interview with PYMNTS that the pandemic has helped shine a spotlight on the infrastructure underpinning the great digital shift toward online and contactless transactions. ” the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston said, “To date, U.S. That signals more rules on the horizon.

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California Closes In On Extending Borrower Protections To SMBs

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.” The publication likened the disclosure requirements to existing rules that require consumer lenders to disclose APRs under the federal Truth in Lending Act and Regulation Z. According to the article’s authors, Thomas R. McMorrow and Charles E. Washburn, Jr., ”