Program Overview

In this webinar, we’ll address what we do know as well as what we don’t – and try to peer into our crystal ball and determine the best course of action in 2025.

Every four years we go through a potential sea change in regulatory expectations due to the Presidential and Congressional elections. Each time it seems the pendulum swings further to each ideology, and this year is no exception with the Republican sweep of the White House and Congress, which makes it much easier to effect change across the legal and regulatory landscape.

We’ve already seen a number of major changes in the regulatory environment – from new leadership at the agencies to calls to abolish the CFPB altogether. We’re only at the starting line so there is certain to be much more coming.

And that’s to say nothing about the courts, which after the reversal of the Chevron doctrine last year, makes it easier for courts to invalidate rules where they feel the has been regulatory overreach. 

We’ll discuss the current landscape, and try to get a handle on what’s to come.

What You Will Learn

• Makeup of the Presidency and executive branch,
• The numerous Executive Orders and Presidential Pronouncements – immediate changes,
• Congressional change and single-party rule – what do these changes mean for future legislation?
• Changes in agency leadership and direction – what does that mean for regulations, guidance, and enforcement priorities?
• Congressional Review Act – what rules might go away?
• What regulations and guidance might be revoked or modified?
• New regulations we know are coming in 2025,
• Expected regulatory priorities – where should you devote your energy?
• What happens if the CFPB goes away?
• What should you tell your Board and Executive Management?

Date & Time

April 17th, 2025

8:50AM Zoom Sign In | 9:00AM Webinar Start | 10:30AM Webinar Concludes

Who Should Attend?

Compliance Officers, C-Suit, Senior Management, Directors