White collar crime. Check out website to learn more to work forward a moe just, equitable and Inclusive Society for all. I want to thank everyone who has worked hard to put together this incredible event for you, including our wonderful speaker, dean julia and a terrific book store partner, Marketing Team and all of you for your support. I also want to let you know that todays program will be reaired on cspan booktv following this event. At the opened todays program please stay tuned for Upcoming Events and information pow you can obtainer own company of professor taubs book. We hope you el ask lots of questions today and well take those at the very end of the program. To do so simply speaker enter your questions in he q a box. Ill tune things over now. Thank you to the center for social justice, for organizing and hosting this event and for inviting me to speak briefly as ash yell, im the dean of the University School of law and im delighted to welcome everyone to tonights event. Thou
Welcome, everyone. Thank you so much for being here today and joining us for this important event celebrating professor jennifers new book how dirty money the shocking injustice and unseen cost of whitecollar crime. I am the director of the center for social justice at western new England University school of law which works to advance justice through research, education, advocacy and public engagement. Please check out our website if you would like to learn more about our social justice initiatives and the ways we are strengthening collaborative efforts between the school of law and the region, the work towards a more just, equitable and Inclusive Society for all. I want to thank everyone who has worked hard to put together this incredible event for you including our wonderful speakers, louise and random house, wneu Marketing Team and all of you for your support. I also want to let you know that todays program will be aired on cspan booktv following this event. At the end of todays pr
From the honorable randal quarles, Federal Reserve vice chairman for supervision; the honorable jelena mcwilliams, chairman of the fdic; and the honorable rodney hood, chairman of the ncua. Welcome to all of you. This hearing provides the committee an opportunity to examine the current state of and recent activities related to the regulatory and supervisory activities of these agencies. It has been over a year now since the enactment of s. 2155, the Economic Growth, regulatory relief and Consumer Protection act, and the work of the agencies to implement most of the laws provisions, including the tailoring rules for u. S. Banks and u. S. Operations of foreign banks. Your agencies should also carefully review the existing supervisory frameworks and make any necessary adjustments to appropriately align them with the tailoring rules and requirements. On july 30, 2019, all of the Republican Banking Committee members and i sent a letter to the federal banking regulators urging your agencies
President trump, live, unfiltered coverage, on cspan 2, on demand at cspan. Org impeachment. Listen with the free cspan radio app. Next, testimony from financial regulators on oversight and other issues, including Digital Currency, banking liquidity rules and the impact Climate Change could have on the financial industry. Held by the Senate Banking committee, this is an hour and 40 minutes. The committee will come to order. Today, we will receive testimony from the honorable randall quarrels, the honorable mcwilliams, chairman of the fdic and the honorable rodney hood, chairman of the ncua. Welcome to all of you. This hearing provides the committee of supervisory activities of these agencies. Its been over a year now since the Economic Growth regulatory relief and Consumer Protection act and the work of the agencies to implement most of the provisions, including the tailoring rules for u. S. Banks and foreign banks. Your agency should also carefully review the supervisory frameworks an
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