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Navigating Changes in Banking Regulation
Budget showdowns and presidential debates have dominated public attention in Washington, D.C. over recent months. But behind the scenes, the federal government, in its effort to implement the Dodd-Frank financial regulatory reform bill, is writing rules that will have a substantial impact on how financial services firms conduct their businesses in the present and plan for the future. Many of these rules -- including regulations that will impose limits on fees banks can charge and that will place non-bank financial institutions under increased federal supervision -- have already entered into effect or will soon be binding on financial services companies.

Craig J. Saperstein, Associate in the Public Policy practice, will give a presentation on Thursday, October 20, 2011 at the monthly meeting of the Northwest Association for Financial Professionals.  Mr. Saperstein will participate as a speaker in a session entitled "Navigating Changes in Banking Regulation."

In this session, Mr. Saperstein will help to explain the practical consequences of some of the new Dodd-Frank rules, as well as describe the political conditions in place that will affect how these rules will be enforced.

  • How should executives plan for a new business model in the new post-Dodd-Frank world?
  • What other types of legislation and regulation being proposed could have an impact on financial institutions in the months and years to come?
  • What are the political dynamics underpinning the regulatory action?

Date & Time
10/20/2011
11:00 am - 1:00 pm PT

Location
Red Lion Hotel
1415 5th Avenue
Seattle, WA 98101

Event Contact
Liliam Aguila

Speakers

Craig J. Saperstein

Sponsors
Northwest Association for Financial Professionals (NWAFP)

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