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Risk Regulation: The Dodd-Frank Act
This course is a comprehensive review of the objectives and regulations of the Dodd-Frank Act. The impact of the act on financial intermediaries, financial markets and instruments is covered in detail.
Prerequisite knowledge:
Knowledge of financial markets.
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Module 1: Introduction to the Act
History of Dodd-Frank
Overview of the Law
Module 2
Role of Regulators
History of Dodd-Frank Regulations
Module 1
Consumer Protections
Ending Too Big To Fail
Living Will
Collateral Requirements
Derivatives Reporting Requirements
Position Limits
Module 2
Federal Bank Supervision
Executive Compensation
Credit Rating Agencies
Business Conduct Verification
Advanced Warning
Transparency and Accountability for Exotic Instruments
Minerals From Specified Sources
CVA
Current regulatory reforms and real-time consequences in today's financial markets Describe the components of the Dodd-Frank regulatory reforms Compare and contrast proposed changes to the financial regulatory framework being proposed by the UK and Europe Identify advantages and disadvantages to proposed regulations Discuss banks' reactions to regulations
Front, middle, and back office professionals, auditors, financial journalists, lawyers, legislators and regulators