The Impact of the Election on the CFPB - Part 3

Elections have consequences at the CFPB.

After our high-level post-election webinar on November 12, our clients expressed interest in hearing us take a deeper dive into the anticipated changes that will likely happen at the CFPB once a new (acting) director appointed by President-elect Trump takes over.

To that end, we are pleased to invite you to join us for a series of three webinars discussing the transition period at the CFPB. They will focus on regulations, supervision and enforcement, and the ramped-up enforcement initiatives we expect to see from state attorneys general.

We are delighted to announce that Matthew J. Platkin, Attorney General for the State of New Jersey, will join us for Part 3 of this series. During the webinar and a "fireside chat" with Alan Kaplinsky, Attorney General Platkin will discuss the role of state AGs in a shifting CFPB landscape. 

See below for more information.

January 17, 2025 – Part 3: Enforcement Initiatives From State Attorneys General
1:00 PM ET

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

The three webinars in this trilogy are approved for 1.5 CLE credit in CA, NV, NY, & PA, and 1.8 in NJ. MN CLE Credit is pending. Uniform Certificates of Attendance will also be provided for the purpose of seeking credit in other jurisdictions.

Login details can be found in the calendar hold and will be resent the day before the webinar. For more information, contact events@ballardspahr.com.

Part 3 - Enforcement Initiatives From State Attorneys General

12:45 PM - 1:00 PM ET | Log on
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM ET | Program

During the third webinar in our three-part series, after Attorney General Platkin's fireside chat with Alan Kaplinsky, we will discuss:

• Will state attorneys general fill the expected enforcement void left by a less-active CFPB?
  • Democratic vs. Republican Attorneys General
  • Reaction to post-election and pre-inauguration reports, surveys, and other releases from the CFPB
  • Probable decline in collaboration with CFPB following the change in administrations
  • Use of UDAAP (particularly abusive prong)
  • More networking of state attorneys general
  • What can we expect from state legislatures?

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Special Guests:

Part 1: Regulations
David Silberman, Former Acting Deputy Director of the CFPB (2016-2017)

Part 2: Supervision and Enforcement
Kathy Kraninger, Former Director of the CFPB (2018-2021)

Part 3: Enforcement Initiatives From State Attorneys General
Matthew J. Platkin, NJ Attorney General