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CARD Act Report: The CFPB Departs from Precedent | JD Supra
Editors’ Note: The following is one part of DWT’s ongoing coverage of the 2017 CARD Act Report. Other parts include our prior PLA post The Consumer Credit Market: The CFPB’s 2017 CARD Act Report and a recent FSR webinar. This article also appears in The Review of Banking & Financial Services.
The Consumer Credit Market: The CFPB’s 2017 CARD Act Report
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Consumer Financial Data Aggregation & the Potential for Regulatory Intervention
A confluence of regulatory activity and policy debates seems to be laying the groundwork for future regulation of consumer financial data aggregation activities. The outcome of these activities could significantly affect how financial data may be shared by financial institutions, controlled by third-party data aggregators, and used by financial technology companies (“fintechs”) in the future.
FRB Governor Indicates Data Aggregators Could Impact Bank Safety & Soundness as Part of the “Fintech Stack”
In a at the Northwestern Kellogg Public-Private Interface Conference, Federal Reserve Board Governor Lael Brainard indicated that the relationships between banks and data aggregators within the “fintech stack” may present safety and soundness concerns that warrant oversight by the FRB (and perhaps other prudential regulators). Governor Brainard’s address of consumer financial data aggregation activities follows the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s Request for Information on last fall.
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