Judge’s Potential Recusal Over Citi Stock Divides CFPB, Industry

April 11, 2024, 10:55 PM UTC

Parties in a lawsuit challenging the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s credit card late fee rule are divided on whether a federal appeals judge hearing the case might stand to financially benefit from the court fight.

Attorneys with the CFPB on Thursday told the US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit that the outcome of the litigation “could substantially affect” stock owned in any of the large card issuers affected by the case. Groups challenging the rule, led by the US Chamber of Commerce, downplayed the impact the litigation would have on those issuers and said that recusal in such ...

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