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Action requiredConnecticut Department of BankingCTNov 13, 2026

Connecticut Department of Banking Bulletin 3271

On October 30, 2026, the Connecticut Department of Banking issued Bulletin 3271 regarding extensive consumer collection violations by a debt collection firm. Violations included actions through an unlicensed branch in Texas and multiple regulatory failures.

On October 30, 2026, the Connecticut Department of Banking issued Bulletin 3271 regarding extensive consumer collection violations by a debt collection firm. Violations included actions through an unlicensed branch in Texas and multiple regulatory failures.

What changed

The department identified and is commencing action against a firm for numerous regulatory infractions.

Compliance perspective

Companies must ensure proper licensing and compliance with state regulations to avoid penalties.

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