Clarifies the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection's authority over persons regulated by state insurance regulators.
Amends the Consumer Financial Protection Act of 2010 to clarify the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection's authority. The Bureau's enforcement authority is narrowly construed for persons regulated by state insurance regulators who are engaged in the business of insurance. The rule of construction favors state insurance regulators' authority over such persons.
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