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U.S. Financial Regulatory Reform Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (The Dodd-Frank Act) The result of President Obama signing the Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (The Dodd-Frank Act) is that there will be tremendous changes to the financial regulatory architecture. Following is a link to the enrolled bill as signed by the President. Click here to view The Act. How will the Act affect my company’s ability to fund its needs, maintain liquidity, earn competitive rates on cash and investments, manage commodity and financial risks through derivatives, and provide financing to my customers?
Despite Republican opposition to the regulatory reform legislation, political rhetoric was decidedly anti-Wall Street, pro-Main Street.With high stakes elections, officials were determined to pass sweeping reforms that would protect tax payers.The Dodd-Frank Act creates new regulators, regulates new markets, brings new firms into the regulatory arena, and provides new rulemaking and enforcement powers to existing agencies.Many details have not yet been determined, and the overall impact will take several years to unfold.The law requires more than 533 rules, 60 studies, and 93 reports, over the next four years, to clarify and implement the Act’s requirements.
The burden will fall heaviest on large, diversified financial holding companies, and as well as entities that will be subject to new and broader areas of regulation. Examples are advisers to hedge funds and private equity funds by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and systemically important institutions by the Federal Reserve.
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