U.S. Chamber Voices Distaste for Partisan Extremists Threatening Business Progress
← Previous Article Next Article → U.S. Chamber of Commerce CEO Thomas Donohue recently lashed out at what he felt is a growing partisan divide in Washington that threatens to hamper economic growth and business development. In particular, he singled out...
Judge Rejects Request for Injunction, Harmonizes Authority to Choose Interim CFPB Director
← Previous Article Next Article → A federal judge again this week denied a request by Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) Deputy Director Leandra English to block current Interim Director Mick Mulvaney from leading the agency. After rejecting...
NAFSA’s Gary Davis Accepted into Forbes Finance Council
Forbes Finance Council (FFC) is an Invitation-Only Community for Executives in Accounting, Financial Planning, Wealth and Asset Management, and Investment Firms WASHINGTON, DC – Gary Davis, Executive Director of the Native American Financial Services Association...
NCUA Chairman McWatters on Shortlist to Head CFPB While New Staff Fill Key Positions
← Previous Article Next Article → Even as the fight over who claims the interim director position heats up, pundits and the media continue to speculate on who will secure President Trump’s nomination to permanently lead the Consumer Financial Protection...
Tucker Sentenced 16 Years, 8 Months for Fraudulent Payday Lending Scheme
← Previous Article Next Article → Rejecting a plea that he had been “misrepresented” and was actually a “good and fair businessman, employer, and American citizen,” a federal judge sentenced payday lending giant Scott Tucker to 200 months in federal prison....
NAFSA’s 2017 Year in Law Review
← Previous Article Next Article → 2017 proved to be a busy year for financial services, and as the only Native trade association fully dedicated to advocating for tribal lending, NAFSA looked to keep pace with the ever-changing regulatory and policy...
2017 NAFSA Year in Review
← Previous Article Next Article → 2017 proved to be a busy year for financial services, and as the only Native trade association fully dedicated to advocating for tribal lending, NAFSA looked to keep pace with the ever-changing regulatory and policy...
NAFSA’s 2017 Year in Policy Review
← Previous Article Next Article → 2017 proved to be a busy year for financial services, and as the only Native trade association fully dedicated to advocating for tribal lending, NAFSA looked to keep pace with the ever-changing regulatory and policy...
