3rd Wednesday of each month from 12:30-1:00 Eastern

Presenters: Eric Johnson & Justin Hosie

To help keep clients abreast of what is happening at the CFPB, Hudson Cook Partners Eric Johnson and Justin Hosie present monthly updates, including but not limited to: CFPB press, rulemaking, ongoing litigation, supervision and other timely news. In order to accommodate busy schedules, the webinars last just 30 minutes during lunchtime on the third Wednesday of each month.

January 15: New Year’s Regulatory Resolutions

February 19: Be My Valentine, CFPB

March 18: March into CFPB Madness

April 15: Uncle Sam has come to collect

May 20: CFPB springs into action

June 17: School’s out, but the CFPB is still in session

July 15: Declare your independence from regulatory scrutiny

August 19: Camp CFPB

September 16: Back to school with the CFPB

October 21: The spooky CFPB

November 18: Election reflections

December 16: CFPB year in review

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