Here, in the American Banker. Excerpt:
Supervisory examiners and managers, who spoke anonymously for fear of retaliation, told American Banker that credit limits on the CFPB’s SP3 travel cards had been cut to $1 or the accounts were closed, making it impossible to book a flight or hotel to travel. * * *
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Supervisory staff also were ordered not to communicate with supervised companies and were prohibited from any discussions with their counterparts at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., the Federal Reserve or the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, the employees said.
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In addition, supervisory managers are receiving calls from bank CEOs, chief risk officers and chief commercial officers asking if supervisory staff can return phone calls. Some of those managers have sought permission from Paoletta but have received no response, an employee said.
