Dodd-Frank

Even before the Dodd-Frank bill was passed, Pandit was closing down some of Citi's proprietary businesses and trying to sell others.

How much of this agenda has found its way into the Dodd-Frank bill?

Dodd-Frank could have been worse for JPM, which will, for instance, be able to hold onto its sizeable private-equity investments.

A direct assault on Dodd - Frank would be so blatantly biased toward banks that it would be sure to provoke a public backlash .

Settling for less than President Obama's requested amounts for the agencies would be acquiescing in the derailment of Dodd-Frank.

The FSOC said the new rules, required by the Dodd-Frank law, are necessary, and it suggested additional tightening was needed.

US regulators are pressing for a strict definition of proprietary trading, which is to be banned by the Dodd-Frank financial reform.

The Dodd-Frank reform law creates an alternative to letting a systemically important firm go bankrupt, known as "resolution" .

That would be better than struggling to dismantle Dodd-Frank.

Dodd-Frank is no cure-all, but properly implemented and enforced, it would close dangerous regulatory gaps.

Among the many regulatory headaches created by the Dodd-Frank financial reforms, consider just one.

As part of the Dodd-Frank Act, the SEC is looking at a number of topics related to the ratings agencies, one of which is standardization.

In fact , Dodd - Frank is too idiosyncratically American and too incomplete to be a true template for others .

It is going to take years to address the unprecedented complexity of final rulemaking required in the massive Dodd-Frank bill.

While the United States is implementing the Dodd-Frank Act, it is critical that global reforms proceed as well.

The Dodd-Frank debates over US financial reform proceeded with almost no discussion of the global dimension of securities markets.

The Dodd-Frank approach is modeled on the long standing regime for bank failure.

Dodd-Frank forbids specific support for a single company, as was done for Bear Stearns, AIG, Citigroup and Bank of America.

Compliance, Inspections and Examinations is part of its new authority under the Dodd-Frank Wall Street overhaul law.

But a recent article in this paper, criticising the Dodd-Frank Act, suggests that he has now recovered his composure.

If there are no more hiccups, Dodd-Frank will give Barack Obama his second domestic triumph of the year, after health care.

If Dodd-Frank helps make finance simpler and smaller, the world should be grateful, even if Mr Greenspan is not.

Each says it fears being exposed to new legal liability created by the landmark Dodd-Frank financial reform law.

The Dodd-Frank legislation is a broadly appropriate response to the challenge of preventing any recurrence of the events of 2008.

The Volcker rules, passed as part of the Dodd-Frank reform package, will ban proprietary trading by all US banks starting in July 2012.

Still, militia leaders and corrupt army commanders targeted by the Dodd-Frank law are doing rather well.

Now the Wells-Wachovia combination offers an alternative to Wall Street fully compatible with Dodd-Frank.

The Dodd-Frank bill gave US regulators the power to deem any institution "systemically important" .

In America Dodd-Frank's actual impact will depend greatly on how regulators like the Fed and the new consumer agency enforce its provisions.

But the situation is already being used by critics of the Dodd-Frank financial reforms, who warn it will help US business flow overseas.

The Dodd-Frank Act, which contains a raft of new rules and restrictions, will start to bite next year.

Dodd-Frank provides for more stringent prudential standards for these major bank and nonbank firms.

In addition, some fear changes in investment bank pay structures mandated by the Dodd-Frank financial laws may contribute to job losses.

Today's Fed data dump was mandated by Dodd-Frank, the big finance bill Congress passed earlier this year.

Other bits of the Dodd-Frank financial reforms could now come under legal attack.

Some argue that both the US Dodd-Frank Act and Basel III capital requirements have now ended US bail-outs.

Shiller : I was going to list some of the things in the Dodd - Frank bill , which Charlie thinks is the worst .

Another worry is the impact of the Dodd-Frank financial-reform act.

We need to take a page from the open and transparent debate that produced Dodd-Frank in the US.

In the US, the Dodd-Frank Act, dubbed finreg, was passed by Congress in the summer.

Most boards recommended a vote once every three years (the minimum allowed under the Dodd-Frank act, a financial reform adopted in 2010).

Dodd-Frank provides for this scenario.

These powers remain nebulous, despite nearly 200 pages of the Dodd-Frank financial-reform act on the CFPB.

The Dodd-Frank financial reform act authorised Congress to double the SEC's budget by 2015.

The Dodd-Frank Act has started to remove this imprimatur in the US.

Under the Dodd-Frank bill, the clearing houses were given broad authority.

Calomiris: Are we talking about the Dodd-Frank bill that was just passed?

Adding another 800 pages to Dodd-Frank Act would probably not solve the problem.

In 2009 and early 2010, financial firms spent $1. 3 billion to lobby Congress during the passage of the Dodd-Frank Act.

Mr Frank helped to write the Dodd-Frank banking reforms and in 1987 became the first congressman to declare openly that he is gay.

In America, the world's biggest financial market, the Dodd-Frank act is reversing decades of deregulation.

Last year's Dodd-Frank financial reform legislation gave US regulators until April to set new rules.

Under last year's Dodd-Frank act, banks face new rules designed to prevent abusive and risky lending.

The new rules were required by the Dodd-Frank act, Congress's response to the financial crisis, which was passed last year.

400 subsidiary regulations of the Dodd-Frank law on the financial sector

The muddled Dodd-Frank reforms, passed by Congress in America and now being implemented by regulators, supposedly go some way towards this;

A tiny Texas bank challenges Dodd-Frank;

in the US, through the Dodd-Frank act;