Consumer Finance Monitor
Autor: Ballard Spahr LLP
The Consumer Financial Services industry is changing quickly. This weekly podcast from national law firm Ballard Spahr focuses on the consumer finance issues that matter most, from new product development and emerging technologies to regulatory compliance and enforcement and the ramifications of private litigation. Our legal team—recognized as one of the industry's finest— will help you make sense of breaking developments, avoid risk, and make the most of opportunity.
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- Digital Commercial Law in the Age of Digital Assets – Consumer Finance Monitor
- The Future of Consumer Reporting with CDIA President Dan Smith – Consumer Finance Monitor
- The Supreme Court Opinions in Trump v. Slaughter and Trump v. Cook: What Do They Mean for the Future of the Administrative State? – Consumer Finance Monitor
- Consumer Financial Services Litigation Series - Episode 1: Pro Se Plaintiffs – Consumer Finance Monitor
- What Are Class Action Waivers Worth? A New Study Looks to the Stock Market for Answers – Consumer Finance Monitor
- SpaceX's Novel Shareholder Dispute-Resolution Bylaws Could Have Far-Reaching Implications – Consumer Finance Monitor
- AI in Debt Collection: Opportunities, Risks, and the Importance of Data Governance – Consumer Finance Monitor
- The End of Shopping? Agentic AI and the Future of Consumer Financial Services Introduction – Consumer Finance Monitor
- The CFPB Needs Reform, But Not More Regulatory Whiplash – Consumer Finance Monitor
- Cantero II: Circuit Split and OCC Preemption Determination Set Up Likely Supreme Court Review – Consumer Finance Monitor
- When Consumer Protection Disclosures Work Too Well: New Podcast Explores the Distributional Costs of Effective Consumer Regulation – Consumer Finance Monitor
- The "Confidence Advantage": Why Privacy, Cybersecurity and AI Governance Are Becoming Business Imperatives – Consumer Finance Monitor
- CFPB's Immigration Status Guidance Creates a Compliance Catch-22 for Creditors – Consumer Finance Monitor
- AI in Financial Services—Consumer Protection Challenges in the Age of Artificial Intelligence – Consumer Finance Monitor
- New Institute for Consumer Financial Choice Seeks to Reshape the Consumer Finance Policy Debate – Consumer Finance Monitor
- CFPB's Revised Section 1071 Rule: What Lenders Need to Know About the New Small Business Lending Reporting Requirements – Consumer Finance Monitor
- Agentic Commerce Is Coming—Will the Legal System Be Ready? – Consumer Finance Monitor
- Risk-Based AML/CFT Reform: What Financial Institutions Need to Know About the Joint Banking Agency and FinCEN Proposals – Consumer Finance Monitor
- Cutting Out the Middleman: Why Fintechs, Crypto Firms, and Payments Companies Are Seeking Their Own Bank Charters - Part 2 – Consumer Finance Monitor
- Cutting Out the Middleman: Why Fintechs, Crypto Firms, and Payments Companies Are Seeking Their Own Bank Charters - Part 1 – Consumer Finance Monitor
- Coerced Debt: New York's Landmark Law and Emerging Trends Nationwide - Part 2 – Consumer Finance Monitor
- Coerced Debt: New York's Landmark Law and Emerging Trends Nationwide - Part 1 – Consumer Finance Monitor
- Fireside Chat with Simon Taylor and Adam Maarec – Consumer Finance Monitor
- Consumer Protection, Democracy, and the CFPB: A Thought-Provoking Debate with Amelia O'Rourke-Owens – Consumer Finance Monitor
- AI Liability Comes Into Focus: A Conversation with Mark Geistfeld on the ALI's Civil Liability Principles Project – Consumer Finance Monitor
- CFPB Finalizes Sweeping ECOA Rule Changes: What Lenders Need to Know About Disparate Impact, Discouragement, and SPCPs – Consumer Finance Monitor
- White House Executive Order on Scams and Fraud Takes Center Stage – Consumer Finance Monitor
- Debt Sales 101 Mini-Series — Episode 6: After the Close: Compliance, Oversight, and Ongoing Risk – Consumer Finance Monitor
- The White House AI Framework: Ambition, Preemption, and Uncertainty Ahead – Consumer Finance Monitor
- Debt Sales 101 Mini-Series — Episode 5: Closing the Deal: Key Contracting and Transaction Issues – Consumer Finance Monitor