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Essentials for adapting to the Dodd-Frank Act

While regulatory requirements remain uncertain, financial services institutions can put in place appropriate processes that can help them prepare for what’s to come. Tap into our thought leadership to consider which enterprise changes will be most effective.


Publication cover: The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection ActAssess Dodd-Frank's impact on internal audit now
Given the staggered dates for rules to become effective, internal audit needs a comprehensive understanding of timelines to prioritize. We can help you plan and execute.
  
Ten things a compliance officer should considerIn January 2011, the SEC approved new FINRA Rule 2090 (Know-Your-Customer or KYC) and FINRA Rule 2111 (Suitability). How will these revamped rules impact your organization’s compliance and supervisory programs? Inside, we reveal which 10 things a compliance officer should consider in preparing for the new regulations.
  
Dodd Frank OTC derivatives articleThe Dodd-Frank Act and OTC derivatives regulation
When Congress passed the Dodd-Frank Act, financial firms and their chief compliance officers (CCOs) focused on understanding the law’s provisions. Now that regulators are adopting rules at a steady pace, CCOs are shifting their priorities to ensure their business units comply with forthcoming rules. Find out which issues deserve immediate CCO attention.
  
Positioning for changeAre you ready for the next six months of Dodd Frank?
The Dodd Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act reached its half-year milestone on 21 January. While regulatory requirements remain uncertain, financial services institutions should execute enterprise-wide changes that address the priority aspects of the Act coming up during the next six months. Find out how to get started
  
BoardMatters Quarterly, January 2011Dodd-Frank Act whistleblower reward provisions
If today’s economic environment and increased regulatory scrutiny weren’t enough to raise company fears about the risks of financial fraud, Section 922 of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act certainly has. How can companies proactively show their employees the importance of internal reporting? Find out here.
  
Regulatory implications for private  fund advisorsDodd-Frank Act's impact on hedge funds and private equity
With the recent passage of financial reform legislation, regulations governing hedge fund and private equity fund managers and other investment advisors are set to change dramatically. We highlight these changes and explain the key areas of impact for your business.

 

 


 

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Webcast: Dodd-Frank Act implications for private fund advisors 
Following the passage of the Act, the regulatory regime governing hedge fund and private equity managers and other investment advisors will change dramatically. View our archived webcast to learn about immediate priorities and evaluate the impact of the law on your business.



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