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Systemically Important Financial Institutions

Complexity of Regulation

June 16, 2012 By wpengine

Download PDF Chester S. Spatt† It is a great pleasure to provide keynote remarks at this weekend’s conference on “Complexity and Change in Financial Regulation” at the Harvard Law School. In my comments tonight I will try to build from my experiences as a former Chief … [Read more...] about Complexity of Regulation

Filed Under: Volume 3 Tagged With: Business Roundtable, Dodd-Frank, financial crisis, Financial Regulation, Front Page, Proxy Access, SEC, symposium, Systemically Important Financial Institutions

Dodd-Frank and the Future of Financial Regulation

October 11, 2011 By wpengine

Download PDF Edward F. Greene* I. Introduction Dodd-Frank[1] represents the most sweeping changes to the financial regulatory environment in the United States since the Great Depression. While its enactment was important, the Act is seriously flawed. It does not deal … [Read more...] about Dodd-Frank and the Future of Financial Regulation

Filed Under: Dodd-Frank Anniversary, Featured, Home, Volume 2 Tagged With: Dodd-Frank, Edward F. Greene, FSB, G-20, Orderly Liquidation Authority, Systemically Important Financial Institutions, The Volcker Rule

Identifying and Managing Systemic Risk: An Assessment of Our Progress

July 7, 2011 By wpengine

Download PDF Steven L. Schwarcz* Although a chain of bank failures remains an important symbol of systemic risk, the ongoing trend towards disintermediation—or enabling companies to directly access the ultimate source of funds, the capital (i.e., financial) markets, without … [Read more...] about Identifying and Managing Systemic Risk: An Assessment of Our Progress

Filed Under: Featured Tagged With: Dodd-Frank, Financial Regulation, financial stability, Steven L. Schwarcz, systemic risk, Systemically Important Financial Institutions

One Way That Dodd-Frank’s Liquidation Authority Could Achieve Parity With The Bankruptcy Code

November 29, 2010 By wpengine

Download PDF Harvey R. Miller & Maurice Horwitz* On October 19, 2010, the FDIC published a proposed rule governing the implementation of Title II of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (“Dodd-Frank”).[1] Title II of Dodd-Frank creates an … [Read more...] about One Way That Dodd-Frank’s Liquidation Authority Could Achieve Parity With The Bankruptcy Code

Filed Under: Featured, Home, Updates Tagged With: Bankruptcy, Dodd-Frank, FDIC, Harvey R. Miller, Liquidation, Maurice Horwitz, Systemically Important Financial Institutions, Title II of Dodd-Frank

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