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Dodd-Frank Act: Analyze, Evaluate & Reform

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Dodd-Frank Act: Analyze, Evaluate & Reform

Instructeur : EDUCBA

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3 modules

Obtenez un aperçu d'un sujet et apprenez les principes fondamentaux.

7 heures à compléter

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3 modules

Obtenez un aperçu d'un sujet et apprenez les principes fondamentaux.

7 heures à compléter

Planning flexible

Apprenez à votre propre rythme

Ce que vous apprendrez

Analyze foundations and market impact of the Dodd-Frank Act.
Interpret the Volcker Rule, derivatives, and securitization reforms.
Evaluate governance, risk, and executive compensation practices.

Compétences que vous acquerrez

Catégorie : Derivatives
Catégorie : Compliance Reporting
Catégorie : Financial Systems
Catégorie : Compensation Management
Catégorie : Securities (Finance)
Catégorie : Financial Regulations
Catégorie : Private Equity
Catégorie : Liquidation
Catégorie : Governance
Catégorie : Law, Regulation, and Compliance
Catégorie : Regulatory Compliance
Catégorie : Bank Regulations
Catégorie : Financial Market
Catégorie : Compensation Analysis
Catégorie : Financial Regulation
Catégorie : Regulatory Requirements

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By the end of this course, learners will be able to analyze the foundations of the Dodd-Frank Act, evaluate its impact on financial markets, and apply key reforms in governance, transparency, and risk management. They will gain the ability to interpret the Volcker Rule, assess derivatives regulation, examine securitization reforms, and appraise executive compensation practices.

This course provides a comprehensive exploration of one of the most transformative financial regulations in U.S. history. Learners will progress from understanding the Act’s origins and swap market reforms to evaluating securitization practices, capital standards, and bailout restrictions. Finally, the course delves into governance, hedge fund oversight, and compensation reforms that align executive incentives with shareholder and public interests. What makes this course unique is its step-by-step approach, blending regulatory theory with practical financial examples drawn from real market structures. Through structured modules, quizzes, and case-based insights, learners will build both conceptual clarity and applied knowledge, equipping them to interpret regulatory frameworks, evaluate compliance strategies, and design informed financial decisions in a global market context.

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This module introduces learners to the origins and core regulatory frameworks of the Dodd-Frank Act. It explores the Act’s background, the implications of the Volcker Rule, and oversight mechanisms for swaps and derivatives. By the end, learners will understand the foundational elements that shaped U.S. financial reform and improved transparency in complex markets.

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9 vidéos4 devoirs

9 vidéosTotal 70 minutes

Introduction to Dodd Frank Act8 minutes
The Volcker Rule9 minutes
The Volcker Rule Continues4 minutes
Type of Swaps10 minutes
Security Based Swap10 minutes
Derivatives Regulation6 minutes
Swap entities Types7 minutes
Title VII requirements9 minutes
Title VII requirements Continues6 minutes

4 devoirsTotal 60 minutes

Graded - Foundations of the Dodd-Frank Act30 minutes
Introduction and Market Restrictions10 minutes
Swaps and Derivatives Oversight10 minutes
Title VII Regulatory Requirements10 minutes

This module examines how the Dodd-Frank Act addressed securitization, credit rating agencies, and capital requirements to restore financial stability. Learners will explore the Act’s emphasis on accountability, enhanced disclosure, and reduced taxpayer exposure to bailouts, ensuring a safer and more transparent marketplace.

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8 vidéos4 devoirs

8 vidéosTotal 60 minutes

Securitization Process4 minutes
Securitization Reforms11 minutes
Credit Rating Agencies8 minutes
Increased Potential Liability6 minutes
Capital and Leverage12 minutes
Examples of Capital5 minutes
Bailouts7 minutes
Bailouts Continues8 minutes

4 devoirsTotal 60 minutes

Graded - Transparency and Market Stability30 minutes
Securitization and Reform Measures10 minutes
Credit Ratings and Legal Liability10 minutes
Capital Standards and Bailouts10 minutes

This module focuses on corporate governance reforms, hedge fund oversight, and executive compensation under Dodd-Frank. Learners will study how these measures improved accountability, aligned executive incentives with shareholder interests, and enhanced investor confidence in financial institutions.