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These disruptions will likely touch the very structure of those india mobile database agencies — the FDIC and the CFPB chief among them. The recent news regarding so-called “exit packages” being extended to millions of federal workers may bring with it a significant march of feet toward the exits at those agencies. By extension, any exodus might truncate the efforts to put forth new rules and regulations, or at least carry on with pending changes to the way banks and FinTechs are monitored.
For the chief critics of these agencies — and they’ve been vocal critics through the past few months — there’s the advantage of limiting regulatory reach without resorting to Congress to do so.But, on the other side of the equation, a renewed push in Congress to defund the CFPB represents an additional pressure.Shrinking of AgenciesAs had been widely reported this week, the Trump administration has offered an estimated million federal workers a “deferred resignation” option — where, if they quit by the end of next week rather than opt to return to work in-office on a full time basis, they’d get eight months’ worth of severance.
These disruptions will likely touch the very structure of those india mobile database agencies — the FDIC and the CFPB chief among them. The recent news regarding so-called “exit packages” being extended to millions of federal workers may bring with it a significant march of feet toward the exits at those agencies. By extension, any exodus might truncate the efforts to put forth new rules and regulations, or at least carry on with pending changes to the way banks and FinTechs are monitored.
For the chief critics of these agencies — and they’ve been vocal critics through the past few months — there’s the advantage of limiting regulatory reach without resorting to Congress to do so.But, on the other side of the equation, a renewed push in Congress to defund the CFPB represents an additional pressure.Shrinking of AgenciesAs had been widely reported this week, the Trump administration has offered an estimated million federal workers a “deferred resignation” option — where, if they quit by the end of next week rather than opt to return to work in-office on a full time basis, they’d get eight months’ worth of severance.