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Informational Connecticut Department of Banking CT Oct 16, 2026

Bulletin 3267 Enforcement Action

Connecticut's Department of Banking published Bulletin 3267, announcing enforcement actions against two entities for unlicensed debt-collection activities. The orders reflect active state oversight of licensed collection agency practices.

Connecticut's Department of Banking published Bulletin 3267, announcing enforcement actions against two entities for unlicensed debt-collection activities. The orders reflect active state oversight of licensed collection agency practices.

What changed

Complete Credit Solutions, Inc. was issued a Consent Order for working without a license, while Parking Revenue Recovery Service, Inc. received a cease and desist and penalties.

Compliance perspective

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