The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has doubled down on adverse action requirements for lenders using AI-based underwriting with new guidance, marking a shift in tone from its previous guidance in 2022.   A CFPB blog post Tuesday echoed guidance issued in 2022, but largely focused on adverse action notices’ accuracy and specificity requirements, Brian Fink, partner at McGlinchey, told Auto Finance News, a sister […]

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