CFPB acting Director David Uejio doesn’t plan to wait for the Senate before getting to work on Biden administration priorities in areas such as racial justice and the Covid-19 response.
President Biden on Jan. 20 tapped Uejio, previously the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s chief strategy officer, to run the agency until his nominee for permanent director, Rohit Chopra, is confirmed. Chopra is currently a member of the Federal Trade Commission.
While Uejio wasn’t one of the CFPB’s public faces, his former role was to coordinate all of the bureau’s initiatives, giving him insight into a wide range of functions including ...
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