Financial Regulatory Reform – Full Steam Ahead for Regulators Despite Expansive Legislative Proposals

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Jan 20, 2010
12PM ET

Duration: 1 Hour

Presented by ACC's Financial Services Committee, Sponsored by Patton Boggs LLP

While Congress considers mortgage lending reform at the legislative level, the Fed and HUD have been engaging in extensive rulemaking efforts regarding mortgage lending. Additionally, Financial regulator reform remains one of the Obama administration key legislative goals for 2009. This webcast in two parts. The first part will cover the mortgage lending reform efforts made by Congress, the Fed, HUD, and the new powers of the FTC. The second part will focus on Congress debates on regulatory reform proposals and the new federal banking regulations, such as the Credit CARD Act, OFAC penalties and new AML rules for stored value and prepaid cards.

Speakers:

Carol Van Cleef, Partner, Patton Boggs LLP

Todd Cranford, Partner, Patton Boggs LLP

Moderator:

F. Thomas Eck, Assistant General Counsel - Regulatory, Capital One Financial Corporation

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Financial Regulatory Reform – Full Steam Ahead for Regulators Despite Expansive Legislative Proposals