Focus on 2021: What Will Happen in the Future If There is a Change in Administration?

October 9, 2020

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Pending the results of November’s election, 2021 will take one of two very different paths for financial services providers. A panel of industry, government, and media specialists will provide their respective takes on which way the regulatory winds may blow on Friday, October 9 during the 2020 Virtual Consumer Finance Legal Conference.

The panel will include Brian Fink (Washington, DC) and Kelly Lipinski (Cleveland, as well as Danielle Fagre Arlowe, Senior Vice President at AFSA, and Kate Berry, a reporter for American Banker.

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Regulatory Update: Current Priorities for Financial Services Regulation, Enforcement, and Compliance

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Kelly Lipinski (Cleveland) will participate in a panel discussion, "Regulatory Update: Current Priorities for Financial Services Regulation, Enforcement and Compliance," during the ACI Women Leaders in Financial Services Law and Compliance on December 4, 2020.

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The 2020 Elections: What to Expect in Consumer Finance in 2021 and Beyond

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The short history of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has resulted in a wild ride for the financial sector with respect to rulemaking and enforcement of consumer finance laws. Turbulent times for the CFPB and industry may continue, in light of the possibility of a change in administration following the 2020 presidential election coupled with continued economic fallout of the COVID pandemic.