CFPBFinal Rule

Registry of Nonbank Covered Persons Subject to Certain Agency and Court Orders; Rescission

Finance & Banking

Summary

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is eliminating a registry that tracked non-bank financial companies operating under government orders or court decisions. This change removes a public record that consumers and others could use to identify which financial companies were under regulatory supervision or restrictions.

Key Points

  • 1The CFPB is getting rid of a public registry that listed non-bank financial companies (like fintech companies and loan providers) that were subject to agency orders or court-ordered restrictions
  • 2This registry previously helped consumers and the public identify which financial companies were under active government oversight or had been sanctioned
  • 3Non-bank financial companies—those that aren't traditional banks—will no longer have this public tracking system monitoring their compliance with government orders
  • 4The registry removal reduces transparency about which non-traditional lenders and financial firms have had compliance problems or are under regulatory watch
  • 5This affects everyday people who use alternative financial services, as they'll have less publicly available information about a company's regulatory history

Impact Assessment

If you are a consumer, this means you will no longer be able to access a public registry to check whether a nonbank financial company you're considering using is operating under government orders or court-imposed restrictions.

Impact Level
Moderate
Geographic Scope

National

Compliance Cost

None

Who is Affected
ConsumersFinancial Institutions

Key Dates

Published

October 29, 2025

Regulatory Connections

Amends CFR Sections
12 CFR Part 1090

This summary is for informational purposes only. It may not capture all nuances of the regulation. Always refer to the official text for authoritative information.