The presents have been opened and the candles blown out on Dodd-Frank’s first birthday. But PYMNTS.com captured video of its “party” for the 849-page baby. Working with GlobalEcon, which has one of the world’s leading financial services practices focused on regulation and litigation, we assembled a cast of financial regulation experts to evaluate key aspects of the legislation and its implementation:
Panel 1: Banking Regulation
Moderator: Douglas J. Elliott
Panelists: Bob Litan
Alex Pollock
Nicolas Veron
Panel 2: Consumer Financial Protection
Moderator: Todd Zywicki
Panelists: Oren Bar-Gill
David S. Evans
Ron Mann
Panel 3: Derivatives Regulation
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Moderator: Bob Litan
Panelists: Darrell Duffie
Lynn Stout (off camera)
Related Reports: Consumer Financial Protection
David S. Evans
– The Effect of the Consumer Financial Protection Agency Act of 2009 on Consumer Credit
– How the Consumer Financial Protection Agency Act of 2009 Would Change the Law and Regulation of Consumer Financial Products
Oren Bar-Gill
– The Law, Economics and Psychology of Subprime Mortgage Contracts
– Making Credit Safer
Ron Mann
– Unsafe at Any Price?
Related Reports: Banking Regulation
Nicolas Véron
– An Update on EU Financial Reforms
– Stress Tests Are Not Enough to Fix the Banks
Bob Litan (with Douglas J. Elliott)
– Identifying and Regulating Systemically Important Financial Institutions: The Risks of Under and Over Identification and Regulation
Alex Pollock
– Lots of Regulatory Expansion but Little Reform
Related Reports: Derivatives Regulation
Lynn Stout
– Regulate OTC Derivatives by Deregulating Them
Bob Litan
– The Derivatives Dealers’ Club and Derivatives Markets Reform: A Guide for Policy Makers, Citizens and Other Interested Parties
Darrell Duffie
– On The Clearing of Foreign Exchange Derivatives
– Policy Perspectives on OTC Derivatives Market Infrastructure
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