Citizens Settles CFPB Lawsuit with $9M Penalty
Citizens Bank has agreed to pay federal consumer regulators $9 million to settle claims it didn’t protect credit card-holders during charge disputes and fraud claims.
CFPB Files Complaint Against Citizens Bank
by Diane McLaughlin | Jan 31, 2020
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau filed a complaint against Citizens Bank in the U.S. District Court in Rhode Island, prompting a rebuttal from the Providence-based bank.
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