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CFPB unveils future plans for criminally liable offenses
The move corresponds to the Trump administration’s efforts to scale back criminal enforcement across agencies.
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GRIP Extra: CFTC nominee Quintenz quizzed by senators, FDA to use AI for drug approvals
Our in-brief roundup of notable stories from last week.
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Regulators not taking their foot off the pedal
While the government efficiency crusade is slashing federal oversight and trimming bureaucracy, regulatory enforcement looks like it remains strong — but timing is key.
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CFPB asks court to vacate Open Banking Rule
The financial account data sharing rule, which once enjoyed bipartisan and industry support, is dead for now, but revival in a different form is expected.
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GRIP Extra: Ex Goldman partner sentenced, Republicans to limit state AI regulation
Our in-brief roundup also includes China's new crypto ownership restrictions, Trump's tariffs, and a multimillion dollar CIRO fine.
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New York sues Capital One over savings scheme
New York is ensuring Capital One faces accountability where the federal regulators stepped back.
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GRIP Extra: Coinbase victim of $400m cyberattack, Trump fires Copyright Office director
Other news includes Nvidia planning an R&D center in Shanghai, the SEC and FINRA withdrawing a joint crypto custody statement, and the CEO of Novo Nordisk stepping down.
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GRIP Extra: CrowdStrike, Carahsoft investigated over IRS deal, SEC settles with Ripple
Other news includes the UK and US agreeing to a trade deal to reduce tariffs, NSO group being ordered to pay $167m in damages for WhatsApp hack, and Chinese regulators announcing a 10-step plan to calm markets.