The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) recently updated its Supervision and Examination Manual to include Short-Term, Small-Dollar Examination Procedures. These procedures apply to what is commonly known as payday lending and are comprised of examination modules covering the entire lifecycle of a payday loan, including Marketing; Application and Origination; Payment Processing and Sustained Use; Collections, Accounts in Default, and Consumer Reporting; and Third-Party Relationships.

Our panel of experienced financial services regulation and compliance professionals discuss the CFPB's Short-Term, Small-Dollar Examination Procedures. The panel provides an overview of the procedures and discuss what to expect from the CFPB's examinations of payday lenders.

Moderator:

Timothy R. McTaggart, partner, Pepper Hamilton LLP, and former Delaware bank commissioner

Speakers:

Richard P. Eckman, partner and chairman of the Financial Services Practice Group, Pepper Hamilton LLP

John C. Soffronoff, Jr., president of compliance, ICS Risk Advisors (recently acquired by FIS) and former review examiner in the FDIC's New York regional office