Travis Hill, the incoming interim chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), has indicated a shift in focus towards financial risk management and a more supportive stance on cryptocurrency businesses. Hill criticized the FDIC's previous 'Choke Point-like tactics' that targeted crypto firms and promised to prioritize transparency and innovation in banking practices. His leadership aims to end practices that restrict access to financial services based on political or religious views. Concurrently, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has proposed a rule to prevent financial companies from forcing consumers to relinquish their rights in exchange for access to the financial system. This rule seeks to ban abusive contract clauses that could lead to financial censorship and deplatforming, marking a significant step towards protecting consumer rights in the financial sector.
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Rohit Chopra responds to Zuck and other tech barons: It's not that the CFPB is expanding its reach into the social-media world. It's that Big Tech is expanding its reach into the financial system in ways that risk bringing about "a Chinese system." https://t.co/UpHoIkR2cB
Rohit Chopra responds to Zuck and other tech barons: It's not that the CFPB is expanding its reach into the social-media world. It's that Big Tech is expanding its reach into the financial system in ways that risking bringing about "a Chinese system." https://t.co/UpHoIkR2cB