Bloomberg News Cara Petersen, the principal deputy enforcement director at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, has resigned from the agency, stating in an email to staff that the bureau’s leadership under the Trump administration has “no intention to enforce the law in any meaningful way.” On Tuesday, Petersen sent an email to the CFPB’s enforcement […]
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Regulators decision to lift Wells Fargo’s asset cap after seven years leaves the San Francisco-based bank better positioned for growth but won’t result in significant near-term gains, CFO Michael Santomassimo said.Eric Thayer/Bloomberg Wells Fargo has more flexibility, and its bankers can go about their business in a more “front-footed” fashion, now the Federal Reserve has
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CrossCountry Mortgage will pay nearly $2.1 million to a former employee over age discrimination claims after losing an appeal in late May. Cheryl Shephard, a former senior accountant at CCM, filed a lawsuit in 2022 alleging she was terminated from the role she had held since 2016 because of her age. She was 65 at
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