- Description
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Credit: 3.0 Credit Hours
Part 3: Implications of Dodd-Frank for Banking Organizations (January 24)
The final session of this series will focus on the implications of Dodd-Frank that were not addressed in previous sessions. The session will include a review of the heightened prudential standards and supervisory requirements that Dodd-Frank imposes on large banking organizations, as well as nonbank financial companies designated as systemic by the Financial Stability Oversight Council. You will learn about the Volcker Rule prohibitions, the scope of its application, and available exemptions. Finally, the session will cover other significant reforms, such as derivatives push-out, that have a significant impact on banking organizations.
- Location
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D.C. Bar Conference Center
1101 K Street NW
(Nearest Metro Stop: Metro Center 12th Street)
Washington DC 20005 - Contact
- CLE Program 202-626-3488
- Speakers
- Dominic Labitzky, Senior Counsel - Regulatory, PNC (former Counsel, Federal Reserve Board)
- Jeremy Newell, WilmerHale (former Regulatory Policy Advisor, Banking Supervision & Regulation Division, Federal Reserve Board)
- John Rayburn, Capital One Financial Corporation
- Andrea Tokheim, Sullivan & Cromwell LLP
- CLE Credit
- Yes
- Cost
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Administrative Law and Agency Practice Section $89.00
Corporation, Finance and Securities Law Section $89.00
D.C. Bar Members $99.00
Government Attorneys $109.00
Others $129.00




