ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
The CFPB’s 2026 amendments to Regulation B removed longstanding disparate impact language and adopted the position that the Equal Credit Opportunity Act does not impose disparate impact liability. That change immediately sparked litigation and renewed debate about the scope of fair lending laws. In this episode, we explore a question that matters to lenders, compliance professionals, and legal teams: what happens if courts ultimately reject the CFPB’s interpretation?
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