Davis Polk Webcast Series – Dodd-Frank: One Year Later
July 2011
Davis Polk is pleased to offer a series of live interactive webcasts addressing what has happened over that year, what is likely to happen over the next year and the practical implications for market participants.
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SEC Whistleblower Rules: What You Need to Know
June 2011
The SEC has now issued rules implementing the Dodd-Frank whistleblower bounty provisions, ushering in a radically new compensation scheme that will affect compliance programs and investigations for all U.S. public companies. This webcast summarizes and discusses the implications of this new regime. Davis Polk partners participating in the webcast include former SEC Enforcement Director Linda Thomsen.
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Dodd-Frank Progress – 9 Months Later
May 2011
April 21 marked the nine-month anniversary of Dodd-Frank’s enactment. The unprecedented rulemaking burden imposed by the Act is taking its toll on regulators; all 26 rulemaking requirements due in April were missed and more are certain to follow.
In this webcast, Davis Polk partners Annette L. Nazareth and Margaret E. Tahyar and associate Gabriel D. Rosenberg explain why this is the case, provide commentary on the firm’s recent Dodd-Frank Rulemaking Progress Report and explore the Report’s lessons for market participants and other stakeholders.
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SEC Proposed Whistleblower Rules: What You Need to Know
November 2010
Davis Polk presents a webcast discussing the whistleblower bounty provisions of the Dodd-Frank Act and the SEC's rule proposal released last week. Davis Polk partners participating in the webcast include former SEC enforcement director Linda Chatman Thomsen and Scott W. Muller, lead counsel in the landmark Siemens AG settlement.
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Dodd-Frank Act Webcast Series
July 2010
Davis Polk offered a series of brief webcasts, by lawyers across our practice groups, addressing the most important and pressing practical implications of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act. These webcasts would be of interest to both business leaders and in-house lawyers grappling with implementation issues.
Davis Polk devoted significant resources to monitor and interpret developments throughout the legislative process that culminated with the Dodd-Frank Act. Our lawyers continue to advise clients, including many major global financial institutions, corporations, fund managers and SIFMA, the major trade organization for the U.S. financial services industry, across the broad array of regulatory and compliance matters, as well as the strategic business considerations that all U.S. companies have been required to address as a complex set of new regulations have taken effect.
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