A Year Later: Where Dodd-Frank Has Progressed
July 14, 2011 11:00 PM
Where Dodd-Frank Has Progressed: Capital Requirements
Nearly a year after Dodd-Frank was signed into law, regulators have made significant strides in some areas while stalling in others. These are the ones that made critical progress during the past year.
International regulators moved quickly to propose new, tough capital standards while regulators finalized the Collins amendment to force banks to hold higher quality capital.
Where Dodd-Frank Has Progressed: Resolution Regime
Under Chairman Bair's leadership, the FDIC has mostly finished building a new resolution regime for systemically important institutions
Where Dodd-Frank Has Progressed: Consumer Protection
Warren may not be CFPB's director, but she left her mark in its first year, helping it to hire key staff and focus on mortgage disclosures
Where Dodd-Frank Has Progressed: Durbin Amendment
Like it or hate it, the Fed finalized on June 27 the Durbin amendment to limit debit interchange fees
