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California to begin oversight of EWA

Payments Dive

The state instituted regulations Tuesday that will require earned wage access providers to register and be regulated as of next February.

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California DFPI releases modified proposed Student Loan Servicing Act regulations

CFPB Monitor

On September 9, 2022, the California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation (DFPI) proposed to amend its student loan servicing regulations, which we previously covered here. After reviewing public comments, on January 6, 2023, the DFPI released a Notice.

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Advocacy group files lawsuit challenging California regulations requiring consumer-like disclosures for commercial transactions

CFPB Monitor

On December 2, a non-profit advocacy organization filed a lawsuit in a California federal district court seeking to enjoin the California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation (DFPI) from enforcing the final regulations (Regulations) issued by the DFPI to implement.

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California DFPI Finalizes Regulations Governing Student Loan Servicers

CFPB Monitor

On October 13, 2023, the California Department of Financial Innovation (DFPI) published final regulations implementing the Student Loan Servicing Act (“SLSA”) and the Student Loans: Borrower Rights Law. The final regulations are the culmination of two sets of proposed regulations from the DFPI, which we previously covered here.

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California Lets Aurora Operate Driverless Cars

PYMNTS

Self-driving vehicle company Aurora has been approved by California regulators to allow passengers rides in its fleet of driverless vehicles, according to reports. The California Public Utilities Commission ( CPUC ) granted the company an official authorization, showcased on the official Aurora website.

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Draft California Privacy Rights Act regulations released by CPPA

CFPB Monitor

The California Privacy Protection Agency (“CPPA”) scheduled a Board Meeting for June 8 th , in which it will be discussing and possibly taking action with regard to the much anticipated CPRA enforcing regulations. To facilitate this discussion, the CPPA included a draft of the proposed regulations as part of the meeting records.

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Uber Lets California Drivers Set Fees

PYMNTS

In a move that will give more flexibility to its drivers, less predictability to passengers and potential legal protection for its parent company, Uber now is letting California drivers set their own rates — within limits. Uber’s move comes as the company confronts a California law called AB5 that took effect this year.