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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau: First Year

July 2012

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has been in force for a year in the US, supervising banks, issuing regulations and investigating financial services practices. Here the author analyses the first year of enforcement and discusses the updates expected for the upcoming second year.

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