On Thursday and Friday, January 27th and 28th, 2011, the Chapman Law Review will host its annual symposium "From Wall Street to Main Street: The Future of Financial Regulation." The symposium will analyze the Dodd-Frank Financial Reform Act as speakers and panelists will describe various provisions of Dodd-Frank and opine on the potential that this new financial industry regulation will be successful. A cutting edge group of legal scholars, regulators, practitioners, and bankers will tackle the financial market crisis of 2008 from a variety of perspectives through the lens of the new Dodd-Frank regulation.
The event will be podcast live. Go here, and scroll down to "webcasts." Further, each panel has its own weblink as indicated below:
Panel I: Into the Bog: An Introduction to Dodd-Frank
Panel II: Congress Punts; Administrative Agencies Receive; Welcome to a Decade of Rulemaking
Keynote: Steven Schwarcz: Ex Ante Versus Ex Post Approaches to Financial Regulation
Panel III: The Return of the Rating Agencies: Rerun or Redemption?
Panel IV: Who's the Boss: Re-writing the Rules of Corporate Governance
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