Instead of punishing the incompetence of the regulators, Congress provides them with new job opportunities.
It's official. Richard Cordray is the director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
Having a permanent director in place is a good thing because it removes some of the uncertainty from the scenario. Now that he is confirmed, it's unlikely there will be a commission put in place to head up the agency rather than the current single director structure.
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