Banking & Financial Institutions: U.S. Regulation (LAW-724A-001)
Gerard Comizio
Notices
Students who took Banking & Financial Institutions: U.S. Regulation, LAW-857, in Spring 2017 may not take this course. This is the same course but the course number has been updated.
Description
This course surveys the basic laws, regulations and policies that constitute U.S. banking regulation. In the context of the recent international financial crisis, the course will also examine government reaction to address the perceived weaknesses in the U.S. financial regulatory system, as well as the impact of the landmark Dodd-Frank Act financial reform legislation.
Textbooks and Other Materials
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Carnell, Macey and Miller, The Law of Financial Institutions (Wolters Kluwer Law & Business 2013). Selected readings will be posted at MyWCL.
First Class Readings
Comizio v. Gerard, International Banking Law (West 2016), pp. 2-20.
Carnell, Macey and Miller, pp. 4-26 and 60-65
Syllabus
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