Jonathan McKernan, awaiting a Senate vote on his nomination to lead the CFPB, will get tapped for another job at the Treasury Department.

the nominee for chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers. Most of the CFPB has been shut down since Feb. 7, when Russ Vought, the director of the Office of Management and Budget, took over as ...

“In recent years, we’ve seen the CFPB extend its authority beyond its original scope, creating uncertainty for businesses ... Mark Warner (D-VA), the nominee declined to say whether returning ...

Furthermore, there’s likely going to be a change in the nominee ... of the CFPB, is now being nominated for a role in the Treasury Department, it seems like the only certainty is uncertainty ...

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In case you missed it: No more consumer protection? What the CFPB shutdown means for you. From 2023 until last month, McKernan served as a Republican board member at the Federal Deposit ...

Senator Warren questioned CFPB (Consumer Financial Protection Bureau) nominee McCarran on his commitment to enforcing consumer protection laws amid uncertainty about the agency’s future.

Meanwhile, Jonathan McKernan, Trump’s nominee to lead the CFPB ... The walkback of legal actions comes at a time of uncertainty for the CFPB, with some members of the administration advocating ...

A nominee is not a sure thing, but It would seem the concerns about “deletion” of CFPB were premature ... policies have created significant uncertainty, with plans to raise tariffs on Canada ...

What is clear, however, is that even as uncertainty clouds the future of the CFPB, consumer protection will not simply fade away. Whether through state-level enforcement, intervention by the ...

Nominees from left ... “In recent years, we’ve seen the CFPB extend its authority beyond its original scope, creating uncertainty for businesses and financial institutions,” said Sen.