CFPB Researchers

The CFPB has PhD social scientists from different disciplines that design and conduct foundational, policy-relevant research on consumer finance and household behavior.

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Helen Banga

Economist

Mortgages
Industrial organization
Banking

Brian Bucks

Section Chief, Credit Information Policy

Mortgages
Credit reports and scores
Applied econometrics
Survey methodology

Thomas Conkling

Economist

Mortgages
Industrial organization
Applied microeconomics
Public finance

Jason Dietrich

Section Chief, Compliance Analytics and Policy

Mortgages
Access to credit
Discrimination

Erik Durbin

Section Chief, Consumer and Household Research and Policy

Mortgages
Regulatory analysis
Debt collection
Law and economics

Patrick Lapid

Economist

Mortgages
Public finance
Credit reports and scores
Labor economics
Applied microeconomics

Feng Liu

Senior Economist

Applied microeconomics
Real estate economics
Financial service providers
Urban or regional economics
Credit reports and scores
Discrimination
Access to credit
Mortgages

David Low

Economist

Mortgages
Macroeconomics
Real estate economics
Behavioral economics

Judith Ricks

Economist

Mortgages
Aging
Credit reports and scores
Urban or regional economics
Real estate economics

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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is a 21st century agency that helps consumer finance markets work by making rules more effective, by consistently and fairly enforcing those rules, and by empowering consumers to take more control over their economic lives.