Regulatory Outreach for Student Education

Engaging Students in the Debate Over Financial Services Reform

Today’s debate over regulatory reform is a watershed activity in the careers of financial industry professionals. Years ago, similar debates over mandated pre-funding of pension liabilities (ERISA) and the reunification of investment banking with commercial banking (Glass Steagall's repeal) changed the direction of financial market evolution. Opinions may differ on the merits of those changes, but no one disputes their significance.

Without question, college students and young professionals should be well-versed in the issues involved in today's debate. The Regulatory Outreach for Student Education (ROSE) program is the Center's way to give top students, tomorrow's business and finance leaders, opportunities to experience the financial regulatory process up-close.  The ROSE program is designed to put students in touch with the regulators, policy-makers, and industry leaders who are currently shaping the financial regulatory landscape.  We then challenge them to research and articulate their own positions on the most intriguing and interesting issues.  

ROSE Program Blog

Saturday, October 29, 2011

Model-Sensitive Disclosures Under Consideration

Author: David Schwartz J.D. CPA
In a forthcoming article, Robert P Bartlett III, Assistant Professor of Law at the University of California, Berkeley, proposes an intriguing model-sensitive disclosure regime he hopes will enhance accurate pricing of a bank's exposure to...
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Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Dodd-Frank Developments Affecting Swaps

Author: David Schwartz J.D. CPA
For the most part, provisions of the Dodd–Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection relating to derivatives are aimed at increasing transparency, altering clearing and exchange trading requirements, regulation of swap dealers and...
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