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Reg of Financial Institutions (Spring 2008)

Catalog #: 833 Section: 01 Credits (Min/Max): 3/3 Satisfy UCWR? No
Class #: 9766 Location: LB422 Day/Time: Wednesday 09:30-12:30
Instructor: John G. Day Course Type: Lecture Enrollment Status: Closed Limit: 15
Final Exam: No Exam Tentative Final Exam: Grading Basis: Graded
Subject(s):
Business; Regulation of Economic Activity; Insurance Law
Description:
Financial institutions (e.g. commercial and investment banks, insurance companies, pension plans, securities firms and mutual funds) are in the midst of profound change driven in large part by an increasingly inter-dependent global economy, changing demographics, advances in information and communication technology and the changing needs of commerce. This course provides a broad survey of the different regulatory structures for these seemingly unrelated financial activities and the underlying policy justification for each approach. It will also examine how the world's rapidly changing economic environment is forcing the convergence and integration of these financial institutions and changes in how the emerging institutions are regulated. To the extent possible, current legislative and regulatory proposals will also be considered.
Notes:
Restriction: Law 737 Banking Law and Regulation

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