The Bureau will highlight its special population programs for vulnerable populations, including servicemembers and older Americans.
The Bureau will launch the revamped Paying for College tool.
This is a discussion about the Bureau’s prioritized assessment approach and how the Bureau is monitoring markets and institutions that may pose the greatest risk of consumer harm as a result of pandemic-related issues.
The Office of Consumer Response will present the latest enhancements to the Bureau’s public-facing Consumer Complaint Database, including an all new trends feature that will enable users to view and analyze complaint data over time to help the marketplace understand current and recent conditions.
Director Kraninger will participate in a virtual town hall as part of the Milken Institute’s Summer Series.
The Bureau will provide an overview of HMDA data and the revamped HMDA Data Browser tool, and how to use the Bureau’s Data Browser tool to explore the reported data.
The Taskforce will present a high-level overview of the Taskforce’s mission, highlight trends from the comments received from the Request for Information and other public research.
Director Kraninger will participate in a “virtual coffee break” with the National Diversity Coalition and the National Asian American Coalition to discuss consumer protections related to mortgages and COVID-related issues.
Symposium on student loans to discuss various topics on how to manage student loans during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, in conjunction with the Interagency Working Group on Youth Programs, will host a virtual Youth Financial Education Research Convening.
The Board and Councils' will discuss impacts on consumers related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will host a day-long convening, Evolutions in Consumer Debt Relief. The event will explore options for consumers facing unmanageable unsecured debt and limited credit options.
The Spring 2020 meetings for the Advisory Committees and the Academic Research Council have been canceled.
The Spring 2020 meetings for the Advisory Committees and the Academic Research Council have been canceled.
The Spring 2020 meetings for the Advisory Committees and the Academic Research Council have been canceled.
Featuring remarks from Bureau Director Kathleen Kraninger, this Symposium will focus on consumer-authorized data access and Section 1033 of the Dodd-Frank Act. The Bureau faces several important policy decisions in the coming years and the symposia series aims to stimulate a robust and proactive dialogue to assist the Bureau in its policy development process.
The fourth conference on December 12–13, 2019, will feature research from a range of disciplines and approaches that inform the topic of consumer finance.
Featuring remarks from Bureau Director Kathleen Kraninger, this Symposium will focus on Section 1071 of the Dodd-Frank Act. The Bureau will face several important policy decisions in the coming years and the symposia series aims to stimulate a proactive dialogue to assist the Bureau in its policy development process. Through the symposia series, the Bureau seeks feedback from experts, including academics and practitioners, who have thought and written about subjects that are Bureau priorities.
Join us on this one-day conference that will bring together researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to discuss the latest research on financial well-being using the Bureau’s Financial Well-being Scale.
Featuring remarks from CFPB Director Kathleen Kraninger and Deputy Director Brian Johnson as well as testimony from academic and policy experts on the topics of: (1) the methodological foundations of behavioral economics and (2) behavioral law and economics and consumer financial protection.
Featuring remarks from Director Kraninger, HUD Regional Administrator Denise Cleveland-Leggett, Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr, and Gene Spencer, Homeownership Preservation Foundation.
Featuring remarks from CFPB Director Kathleen Kraninger and Deputy Director Brian Johnson as well as testimony from legal and policy experts on the topic of the abusiveness standard in consumer financial products and services.
