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Trump's CFPB drops four more enforcement lawsuits in same-day sweep

CFPB DismantlingCorporate Favors

Filed February 2025

★ The Brief

What happened

Acting Director Russell Vought dismissed cases against Rocket Homes, the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency, Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance, and Heights Finance Holding Company, all initiated during the Biden administration.

On the same day it dismissed the Capital One case, the CFPB under acting director Russell Vought also dropped active enforcement cases against Rocket Homes, Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA), Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance, and Heights Finance Holding Company. These cases had all been initiated during the Biden administration as part of the agency's aggressive enforcement posture against financial institutions. No dollar amounts for these individual cases were specified in the article.

Actors

Who pushed it · 2

Who initiated, paid, or pushed the action.

  • Russell Vought
    Russell Vought

    As CFPB acting director, authorized the dismissal of enforcement cases against four additional financial institutions alongside the Capital One case.

  • Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
    Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

    Filed court documents dismissing active enforcement cases against Rocket Homes, PHEAA, Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance, and Heights Finance Holding Company.

Beneficiaries

Who gained · 4

Who stood to gain.