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Fundamentals of Banking Law and Regulation (2004)

This program is designed for those seeking an understanding of how banks are regulated. The course provides an overview of American banking law, including an examination of the structure and regulatory scheme of the banking system. The faculty highlights the range of activities in which banks may operate as well as those areas still off-limits to banks. Finally, how banks may expand and diversify is explored by the experienced faculty. This course should provide a valuable background to lawyers who counsel banks and other financial institutions as well as any other clients whose affairs bring them into the realm of banking and its governing laws.

Program Contents

· Historical Background

· What Banks Can and Cannot Do

· Banking Expansion and Diversification

Program Speakers

Prof. Carl Felsenfeld
Fordham University School of Law
--New York City

David L. Glass, Esq.
Clifford Chance LLP
--New York City

Ernest Patrikis, Esq.
Senior Vice President and General Counsel
American International Group, Inc.
--New York City
Former First Vice President
Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Total MCLE Credits                        6.0

Ethics MCLE Credits                       0.0

* Each additional person who uses the tapes for MCLE credit must purchase a copy of the “MCLE coursebook.”

Product Type	Member Price	Non Member Price
Fundamentals of Banking Law and Regulation (2004) (This product cannot be used to receive MCLE credit) (CLE CourseBooks) 15774	$40.00	$60.00
+ Fundamentals of Banking Law and Regulation (2004) (MCLE credit only if you have access to the course's audio/video/CD recording. You cannot receive MCLE credit from a coursebook alone.) (CLE CourseBooks) 15774M	$85.00	$160.00
* Fundamentals of Banking Law and Regulation (2004) (MCLE Audio on CD) D5774	$175.00	$260.00