Statement About a Decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals on Proxy Access That Puts Dodd-Frank Implementation in Jeopardy Due to Inadequate Cost-benefit Analysis
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Comment Letter to Six Agencies Regarding Risk Retention in Securitizations
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Hal S. Scott Testifies Before Senate Banking Committee on Implementation of the Dodd-Frank Act
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Financial Times Op-Ed: Little to Celebrate on Dodd-Frank’s Birthday
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Comment Letter to Six Agencies Regarding Margin and Capital Requirements for Covered Swap Entities
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Comment Letter to the CFTC Regarding the Implementation of Title VII of the Dodd-Frank Act
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Hal S. Scott Testifies Before House Committee on Financial Services in Hearing Entitled “Financial Regulatory Reform: The International Context”
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Capital Study
The Committee on Capital Markets has engaged several academics to produce papers in connection with a year-long study on the use of periodic, government conducted, and publicly disclosed stress tests to determine adequate capital levels for banks.
Latest CCMR study shows continued erosion of U.S. share of global IPO market
“This has been a good quarter for IPO activity for U.S. companies in the United States but foreign companies continue to shun our public markets and U.S. companies increasingly make offerings only abroad.”
Comment Letter to the FSOC Regarding its Authority to Designate Financial Market Utilities as Systemically Important
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