New CFPB Director Kathy Kraninger moved quickly to chart her own path at the bureau by abandoning a name change put in place by her predecessor Mick Mulvaney, and that separation could extend to more substantive policy areas as well.
Mulvaney put curbs on regulation and enforcement by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau after President Donald Trump made him acting director in November 2017. Kraninger could have a more lasting albeit somewhat different impact on the CFPB after winning Senate confirmation earlier this month to a five-year term as director.
“You cannot assume that she will maintain the same course ...
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