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CFPB publishes Spring 2022 rulemaking agenda

CFPB Monitor

The CFPB has published its Spring 2022 rulemaking agenda as part of the Spring 2022 Unified Agenda of Federal Regulatory and Deregulatory Actions. Perhaps the most noteworthy aspect of the agenda is its brevity. The Spring 2022 agenda designated two rulemakings to be in the “final rule stage.”

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Restaurant Operators On Life Before, During And After COVID-19

PYMNTS

Restaurants are tough businesses to operate, even in the best of times — 60 percent fail within their first year, and 80 percent within their first five. According to the latest edition of PYMNTS’ COVID-19 Brief series, the share of consumers dining at sit-down restaurants had declined 85.2 We see it in the data.

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Top 5 Fraud & Security Posts: AI Meets AML (and Hackers)

FICO

As FICO began using AI to detect money laundering patterns, three of our business leaders blogged about why and how AI was being applied. Read the series on AI and AML. These are harder to measure, but can be reliably inferred from observation.”. AI Meets AML: How Smart Analytics Fight Money Laundering. Read the full post.

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Payments’ Half-Year Progress Report

PYMNTS

At the start of the year, I wrote a piece that outlined six trends that I suggested would set the agenda for payments innovation and commerce reinvention in 2016. These blind spots hurt large retail in a number of ways.

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The CFPB Found Unconstitutional…But …

PYMNTS

After a series of appeals, PHH found itself in front of a three judge panel of U.S. He said the problem of checks and balances was particularly acute because the CFPB “possesses enormous power over American business, American consumers and the overall U.S. They upheld the CFPB’s findings and imposed a $6.4 Bush appointee.