The "Existential" CFPB Plan Banks Should Care About

The "Existential" CFPB Plan Banks Should Care About

Author: IntraFi January 23, 2024 Duration: 33:25

John Pitts, head of policy for Plaid, argues a new CFPB open-data proposal could transform the financial services industry. He says bankers, many of whom are skeptical of the plan, could see significant opportunities, including a greater ability to attract new customers.

 


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