In the span of a week at the end of February, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) acting director Mick Mulvaney gave public remarks at three events, one in front of credit unions, another in front of state attorneys general and the third before the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
Speaking almost entirely without prepared remarks, Mulvaney shed insight into his vision for the CFPB under his leadership – which could last until at least the end of June, and possibly much longer. He announced a previously undisclosed settlement with one company, his beliefs on the extent of the agency’s reach and coordination efforts, and his true feelings about staff at the CFPB.
Read on for an examination of Mulvaney’s vision, through his own words.
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