By: Stacy Schulman
Earlier this week the CFPB announced a final rule addressing its role in supervising certain credit reporting agencies, including Experian and others that are large market participants in the industry.
To view this original content, Experian and the CFPB – Both Committed to Helping Consumers.
During a field hearing in Detroit, CFPB Director Richard Cordray’s spoke about a new regulatory focus on the accuracy of the information received by the credit reporting companies, the role they play in assembling and maintaining that information, and the process available to consumers for correcting errors. We look forward to working with CFPB on these important priorities.
To read more about how Experian prioritizes these information essentials for consumers, clients and shareholders, read more on the Experian News blog.
Learn more about Experian’s view of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Original content provided by: Tony Hadley, Senior Vice President of Government Affairs and Public Policy
About Tony: Tony Hadley is Senior Vice President of Government Affairs and Public Policy for Experian. He leads the corporation’s legislative, regulatory and policy programs relating to consumer reporting, consumer finance, direct and digital marketing, e-commerce, financial education and data protection. Hadley leads Experian’s legislative and regulatory efforts with a number of trade groups and alliances, including the American Financial Services Association, the Direct Marketing Association, the Consumer Data Industry Association, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the Interactive Advertising Bureau. Hadley is Chairman of the National Business Coalition on E-commerce and Privacy.