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ARTICLE · 11 MARCH 2025

Changes On The Horizon

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There have already been a number of articles and several continuing legal education webinars discussing the November 2024 election results and the change in leadership of various agencies.

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Douglass Hiatt
Douglass Hiatt

There have already been a number of articles and several continuing legal education webinars discussing the November 2024 election results and the change in leadership of various agencies. In most cases, the articles also discuss what impact the leadership change might have on regulations — all with the idea that everything will be better for banks and other highly regulated industries. One thing they all agree on with some certainty is that there will be regulatory change.

Changes will come in many forms including use of the Congressional Review Act related to recent final rules, agencies freezing or withdrawing current proposed rules, and removing proposed topics from rulemaking agendas. Most of the agencies have already indicated they will freeze existing rulemaking activity and not issue further final rules until the new leadership has a chance to weigh in. However, a few (CFPB and FTC among others) have ignored the custom and have issued final rules or

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