The permanent director of the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau needs to confirm the Senate.
President Donald Trump has been appointed Secretary of Finance Scott Bessent, and has been a deputy director of the Consumer Finance Bureau (CFPB) instead of Rochito Chopra, who announced his retirement from his agency on the weekend. Ta.
“I’m looking forward to reducing the cost of Americans and accelerating economic growth in cooperation with CFPB,” said Bessent.
Bessent, the founder of the Global Macro Investment Company Key Square Group, was confirmed on January 27 as the 79th Finance Secretary in the 68-29 Senate, and 16 Democrats supported the nomination.
He emphasizes that he is a supporter of Trump’s economic policy, imposing tariffs to suppress inflation, boost energy production, reduce taxes, and reduce trade deficit.
Chopra also emphasizes CFPB policies that hinder financial companies and high -tech companies to prevent refusal to services based on political or religious views, and probably mentions the Republican concerns about financial depletion. Masu.
It is unknown when Trump will nominate a permanent CFPB director, which needs to be confirmed by the Senate. The White House did not respond to an additional information on the president’s post plan.
Sheila Bear, chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation from 2006 to 2011, wrote that it would be misleading to abolish Musuku agencies in mid -December.
“This small agency has recovered the stability of the housing market since its establishment in 2010, after a reckless loan by untreated mortgage brokers knocked on the US economy.” I am writing.
“The budget is less than $ 700 million or about 0.01 % of the federal budget, so CFPB has fully given Americans a strong amount.”