March 2010

Tuesday, March 9, 2010 to Tuesday, March 9, 2010

Banks and other financial institutions operating in the United States, the rules and regulations under which they operate, and the public and private expectations governing their business have undergone a dramatic transformation in the aftermath of the recent financial crisis.  The strategic, operating, governance and core legal concerns applicable to financial institutions have always been different than those applicable to non-financial companies. But now those differences have become even sharper and have dramatically increased the stakes of getting things right. With the lessons of the financial crisis, and the opportunities and considerations applicable to the future shape of the new regulatory framework setting in, we are at an important crossroads. Our expert faculty of private and government practitioners will explore the impact of these key considerations and review their implications for advising financial institutions in the current business and regulatory environment.