Bureau leadership found there was no mechanism to transfer money the Federal Reserve had given the agency. Consumer advocates warned they could sue again if the CFPB tries again to defund itself.

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In the company's 2025 proxy statement Andrew Cecere, who held the CEO title prior to Kedia, highlighted the investment will now begin to pay off. The story will be the same, he added, for the ...

Finally, on behalf of our U.S. Bank team, I want to sincerely thank Andy Cecere for his 40-plus years of thoughtful, dedicated and steady leadership. We all wish Andy, well in his retirement.

“Our loss is profound,” the company’s CEO, Andy Cecere, said in an email to the publication. “Terry was an outstanding businessman, but more importantly, he was a wonderful perso ...

UPDATE: This story includes information from an email that U.S. Bancorp CEO Andy Cecere sent to the company's employees on Monday, as well as quotes from an administrator at a Minnesota college where ...