The Privacy Landscape in Motion: What’s Changing and What’s Next for 2027
November 12, 2026 @ 2pm ET

The rapid evolution of the privacy landscape drives increased complexity for compliance and tracking between markets. With two dozen states enacting comprehensive privacy frameworks and additional state legislation looming, organizations face an increasing patchwork of competing provisions, requiring not only an understanding of where laws exist, but also how they differ and what those differences mean for operations.

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Back from the Dead: The Impacts of the Renewed Section 1033 Rulemaking on the Credit Reporting Industry
December 2, 2026 | 2pm ET

Join Chris Napier, Partner, Mitchell Sandler, Melissa Baal Guidorizzi, Partner, Davis Wright Tremaine, Shelby Schwartz, Counsel, Mitchell Sandler, as they explore the evolution of the existing Rule, its historical impact on the consumer reporting industry, and the key questions raised in the reopened rulemaking process. Moderated by Benjamin Corb, SVP for Strategy and Public Affairs, CDIA, this session will examine where the regulation may be headed, with particular focus on the potential narrowing of authorized third‑party access and the resulting implications for Fair Credit Report Act (FCRA) coverage. We will also discuss how data aggregators’ access to bank transaction data may affect their regulatory status as CRAs, and the broader regulatory risks, benefits, and uncertainties facing both CRAs and users of consumer reports.

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Reasonable Reinvestigations: New Trends in Disputes, Blocks, and Identity Theft Claims

December 7, 2026 @ 2pm ET

Data furnishers have seen an increased number of consumer disputes over the last few years, which can strain resources and result in legal risks under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA). Furnishers are required to investigate and respond to consumer disputes within 30 days and must often manage unexpected changes in the volume or type of disputes they receive.  These obligations are increasingly complex in light of the increased volume of requests to block information as a result of identity theft.

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Beyond Reporting: FCRA Considerations for the New Debt Settlement Special Comment Code
Available On-Demand

The introduction of the new Debt Settlement (DS) Special Comment Code marks an important enhancement to Metro 2® reporting. While implementing the new code requires significant operational coordination across financial institutions, processors, and the consumer reporting agencies, organizations must also consider how the new information fits within their broader FCRA compliance, credit decisioning, and governance frameworks.

This webinar will explore the broader compliance and operational considerations financial institutions should evaluate as they incorporate the new code into their credit reporting and decisioning processes.

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Why More Timely Credit Data Matters Fresher Credit Data for Risk, Decisioning, and the Consumer Experience
Available On-Demand

Watch this complimentary webinar to hear how lenders are putting more timely, event-based credit reporting into practice—and what their experience can teach organizations exploring the opportunity.

Representatives from Wells Fargo, JPMorgan Chase, the consumer reporting agencies and e-OSCAR® discuss where more timely updates can deliver value, how to build an internal business case and what to consider before implementation.

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Back from the Dead: The Impacts of the Renewed Section 1033 Rulemaking on the Credit Reporting Industry (December 2026)

The Privacy Landscape in Motion: What’s Changing and What’s Next for 2027 (November 2026)

Reasonable Reinvestigations: New Trends in Disputes, Blocks, and Identity Theft Claims (October 2026)

Beyond Reporting: FCRA Considerations for the New Debt Settlement Special Comment Code (October 2026)

Why More Timely Credit Data Matters Fresher Credit Data for Risk, Decisioning, and the Consumer Experience (October 2026)

Credit Integrity Under Fire: Combating Washing, Disputes & Fraud (August 2026)

Liability Reform & Competition & Impact on Risk to the Lender (March 2026)

The CFPB In 2026: Deregulatory Pursuits & a Funding Haze (February 2026)

Disputes in Focus: Trends, Operational Challenges, and the Shifting Regulatory Landscape (December 2025)