Gain a practical understanding of the Dodd-Frank Act and its role in reshaping the U.S. financial system. In this course, you will examine the foundations of the Dodd-Frank Act, analyze its major regulatory reforms, and evaluate how these changes promote financial stability, transparency, and effective risk management.

You will explore the Volcker Rule, swaps and derivatives oversight, and Title VII reporting requirements before examining securitization reforms, credit rating agency accountability, capital standards, and orderly liquidation authority. The course also covers corporate governance reforms, private equity and hedge fund reporting obligations, and executive compensation practices that strengthen accountability and investor confidence. Designed for learners interested in financial regulation, governance, compliance, and financial markets, this course combines regulatory concepts with practical financial examples to help you connect theory to real-world market structures. Through structured modules and assessments, you will develop the ability to interpret key regulatory requirements, evaluate compliance approaches, assess governance and transparency measures, and make informed financial decisions. Whether you want to deepen your understanding of financial reform or strengthen your knowledge of modern regulatory frameworks, this course provides a clear, step-by-step learning experience built around one of the most significant financial regulations in U.S. history.