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"Law school coursebook on banking law and regulation"--
Acknowledgments xxxi
1 Introduction and Overview
1(62)
A What Banks Are, What Banks Do
2(2)
B Basic Economic Concepts
4(13)
1 Equity and Debt
4(1)
2 Balance Sheets, Liquidity, and Leverage
5(5)
Questions and Comments
10(1)
3 Direct Versus Intermediated Finance
10(4)
4 Transaction Costs and Externalities
14(2)
Questions and Comments
16(1)
C Financial Regulation: An American History
17(41)
1 Founding Period
18(2)
Questions and Comments
20(1)
2 Second Bank of the United States: 1816-1836
20(2)
Questions and Comments
22(1)
3 Free Banking Era: 1836-1863
23(1)
Questions and Comments
24(1)
4 National Bank Act: 1863-1864
24(1)
5 From the Civil War to the Panic of 1907: 1865-1906
25(1)
a Dual Banking System
25(1)
b Unit Banking
26(2)
c Market Segmentation
28(1)
d Currency Politics
28(1)
Questions and Comments
29(1)
6 Federal Reserve Act: 1907-1913
30(2)
Questions and Comments
32(1)
7 Industry Consolidation: 1914-1928
33(1)
a Branch Banking
34(1)
b Chain Banking
35(1)
c Bank Holding Companies
35(1)
8 Crisis: 1929-1934
36(2)
Questions and Comments
38(1)
9 Years of Stability: 1935-1979
39(1)
a Geographic Expansion
40(2)
b Growth of Thrift Institutions
42(1)
c Securities Markets and Regulation
42(1)
Questions and Comments
43(1)
10 Years of Stress: 1980-2006
43(1)
a Savings and Loan Debacle
44(1)
b Deregulating Deposit Interest Rates
45(1)
c Dismantling Geographic Restrictions
46(1)
d Breaking Down the Glass-Steagall Wall
47(1)
e Financial Convergence
48(1)
f Strengthening Capital Requirements
48(1)
g Consumer Protection
49(1)
Questions and Comments
50(1)
11 Financial Crisis and Its Aftermath: 2007-Present
51(1)
a Synopsis of the Crisis
51(2)
b Strengthening Capital Regulation
53(1)
c Risk Management and Compliance
53(1)
12 After the Crisis
54(2)
13 The Future
56(1)
Questions and Comments
56(2)
D One Legal Doctrine for the Road Ahead: Preemption
58(5)
PART I BANKS
2 Banks: Fundamental Concepts
63(40)
A What is a Bank?
63(10)
1 Model Bank Balance Sheet
63(2)
2 Demand Deposits and Banks' Payment Function
65(7)
3 Demand Deposits and Financial Intermediation
72(1)
Questions and Comments
72(1)
B The Federal Reserve and the Money Supply
73(8)
1 Adjusting Reserve Requirements
77(1)
2 Open Market Operations
78(1)
3 Lending to Banks
79(1)
4 Interest on Excess Reserves
80(1)
Questions and Comments
80(1)
C Types of Banks
81(4)
1 Commercial Banks
81(2)
2 Thrift Institutions
83(1)
3 Credit Unions
83(1)
4 Specialty Banks
84(1)
5 Money Market Funds
85(1)
D Regulatory Agencies
85(5)
1 U.S. Bank Regulators
86(1)
a Comptroller of the Currency
86(1)
b Federal Reserve System
86(1)
c Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
87(1)
d National Credit Union Administration
87(1)
e State Regulators
88(1)
2 Other U.S. Government Agencies
88(1)
a Financial Stability Oversight Council
88(1)
b Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
88(1)
c Department of Justice
88(1)
d Securities and Exchange Commission
89(1)
e Federal Housing Finance Agency
89(1)
3 Basel Committee on Banking Supervision
89(1)
E Structure of American Bank Regulation
90(10)
1 Dividing Regulatory Jurisdiction
90(2)
2 Pros and Cons of the American Regulatory System
92(1)
a Regulatory Competition
93(1)
Questions and Comments
94(2)
b Specialization
96(1)
Questions and Comments
96(1)
c Duplication and Inefficiency
96(2)
Questions and Comments
98(2)
F Why Regulate Banks?
100(3)
Schaake v. Dolley
101(2)
3 Banking Law Basics
103(74)
A Entry
103(9)
1 Forming a Bank
103(3)
Questions and Comments
106(1)
2 Judicial Review of Chartering Decisions
107(1)
Camp v. Pitts
108(1)
Questions and Comments
109(1)
3 Change in Control
110(1)
Questions and Comments
111(1)
B Bank Powers
112(53)
1 Introduction
112(1)
2 Why Limit Bank Powers?
113(1)
a Keeping Banks Safe
114(1)
b Facilitating Supervision
114(1)
c Avoiding Conflicts of Interest
115(1)
d Preventing Unfair Competition and the Spread of Government Subsidies
115(1)
3 Corporate Powers
116(1)
4 Core Banking Powers
116(1)
a Enumerated Powers
117(1)
b Powers Not Enumerated
118(1)
NationsBank of North Carolina v. Variable Annuity Life Insurance Co.
119(1)
Questions and Comments
120(1)
5 Incidental Powers
121(1)
Arnold Tours, Inc. v. Camp
122(3)
Questions and Comments
125(1)
Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
126(3)
Questions and Comments
129(1)
6 Powers over Real Property
129(2)
Questions and Comments
131(1)
Problem
131(1)
7 Powers over Personal Property
132(1)
8 Trust Powers
132(2)
9 Securities Powers
134(1)
a Basic Concepts
134(1)
b Historical Background
135(1)
c Securities Investments
135(2)
Questions and Comments
137(1)
d Securities Brokerage
138(1)
Securities Industry Association v. Comptroller of the Currency
138(1)
Questions and Comments
139(1)
e Securities Underwriting and Dealing
140(1)
Investment Company Institute v. Camp
141(1)
Questions and Comments
142(1)
Securities Industry Association v. Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System
143(2)
Questions and Comments
145(1)
Securities Industry Association v. Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System
146(2)
Questions and Comments
148(1)
10 Insurance Powers
148(1)
a Insurance Agency
148(2)
NationsBank of North Carolina v. Variable Annuity Life Insurance Co.
150(1)
Questions and Comments
151(2)
More Questions and Comments
153(1)
Independent Insurance Agents of America v. Hawke
154(2)
Questions and Comments
156(1)
b Insurance Underwriting
157(1)
Blackfeet National Bank v. Nelson
157(3)
Questions and Comments
160(1)
American Insurance Association v. Clarke
161(3)
Questions and Comments
164(1)
C Geographic Expansion
165(9)
1 Rationale for Geographic Restrictions
166(1)
Questions and Comments
166(1)
2 Intrastate Branching
167(1)
3 Interstate Branching
167(1)
4 Interstate Expansion by Bank Holding Companies
168(1)
a Acquisitions of Nonbank Firms
168(1)
Lewis v. BT Investment Managers, Inc.
168(3)
Questions and Comments
171(1)
b Acquisitions of Banks
171(1)
5 Concentration Limits
171(1)
Questions and Comments
172(1)
6 Internet Banking
173(1)
Questions and Comments
173(1)
D Fundamental Changes
174(3)
1 Charter Conversions
174(1)
2 Merger
175(1)
3 Dissolution
175(2)
4 Safety and Soundness
177(80)
A Introduction
177(1)
Questions and Comments
177(1)
B Bank Runs and Panics
178(3)
Questions and Comments
180(1)
C Liquidity Risk Management
181(2)
Questions and Comments
182(1)
D Reserve Requirements
183(8)
1 Traditional Reserve Requirement
183(1)
Questions and Comments
183(1)
2 Basel III Liquidity Rules
183(1)
a Liquidity Coverage Ratio
184(4)
b Net Stable Funding Ratio
188(2)
Questions and Comments
190(1)
E Emergency Lending
191(5)
1 Discount Window
191(1)
Questions and Comments
192(1)
2 Emergency Lending to Nonbanks: The Notorious § 13(3)
193(1)
Starr International Corporation v. United States
194(2)
Questions and Comments
196(1)
F Deposit Insurance
196(7)
1 Introduction
197(1)
2 Deposit Insurance Basics
198(1)
Kaysville City v. FDIC
198(3)
Questions and Comments
201(1)
3 Deposit Insurance Pricing
201(1)
Questions and Comments
202(1)
G Capital Regulation
203(28)
1 Meaning and Importance of Capital
203(3)
Questions and Comments
206(1)
2 Capital Versus Liquidity
207(1)
3 Financial Concepts
208(1)
4 Regulatory Definitions of Capital
209(1)
a Common Equity
210(1)
b Additional Tier 1 Capital
210(1)
c Tier 2 Capital
211(1)
5 Risk-Based Capital Requirements
212(3)
6 Leverage Ratios
215(1)
7 Applying Capital Requirements to a Hypothetical Bank
216(2)
Problems
218(3)
8 Capital Conservation Buffers
221(1)
Problems
222(1)
9 Community Bank Leverage Ratio
222(1)
10 Large Banks' Internal Models
223(1)
11 Megabanks
223(1)
a Countercyclical Buffer
224(1)
b G-SIB Surcharge
224(1)
c Supplementary U.S. Leverage Ratio
224(1)
d Total Loss-Absorbing Capacity
225(1)
Questions and Comments
226(1)
12 Regulatory Discretion to Require Additional Capital
226(1)
13 Reform Ideas
227(1)
a Simpler, Higher Leverage Ratio
227(1)
Anat Admati & Martin Hellwig, The Parade of the Bankers' New Clothes Continues: 31 Flawed Claims Debunked
227(1)
b Contingent Convertible Bonds
228(1)
Questions and Comments
229(1)
c Assessable Shares
230(1)
Questions and Comments
231(1)
H Corrective Action
231(7)
1 Internal Strategies for Restoring Capital
231(2)
Sovereign Wealth Funds
233(1)
Domestic Governments
233(1)
Value Investors
233(1)
Public Shareholders
233(1)
Acquirers
234(1)
Affiliates
234(1)
Questions and Comments
234(1)
2 Prompt Corrective Action
235(2)
Questions and Comments
237(1)
I Stress Tests
238(4)
Randal Quarles, Stress Testing: A Decade of Continuity and Change
239(3)
Questions and Comments
242(1)
J Prudential Rules
242(15)
1 Interest-Rate Risk
242(2)
2 Loans to One Borrower
244(3)
Questions and Comments
247(1)
Problems
248(2)
3 Interbank Liabilities
250(1)
Questions and Comments
251(1)
4 Insider Lending
251(3)
Questions and Comments
254(1)
5 Other Insider Transactions
255(1)
Problems
255(2)
5 Affiliations
257(32)
A Introduction
257(2)
B Restrictions on Banks' Transactions with Affiliates
259(7)
1 Introduction
259(1)
2 Section 23A
260(2)
3 Section 23B
262(1)
4 Perspective on Sections 23A and 23B
263(1)
5 Capital Consequences
264(1)
Problems
265(1)
C Bank Holding Company Basics
266(9)
1 Definitions
267(1)
a Company
267(1)
b Control
267(1)
i Statutory Control
268(1)
ii Controlling Influence
268(2)
Questions and Comments
270(1)
c Bank
270(1)
2 Permissible Activities
271(2)
3 Approval Requirements
273(1)
Problems
274(1)
4 Other Aspects of Regulation
275(1)
5 Powers of Holding Company Banks and Their Subsidiaries
275(1)
D Financial Holding Companies
275(6)
1 Eligibility
276(1)
2 Permissible Activities
277(2)
Questions and Comments
279(2)
Problems
281(1)
E Thrift Holding Companies
281(2)
F Subsidiaries Of Banks
283(1)
G Volcker Rule
283(1)
H Financial Conglomerates
284(5)
1 Risk to Affiliated Banks
284(1)
Omarova, From Gramm-Leach-Bliley to Dodd-Frank: The Unfulfilled Promise of Section 23A of the Federal Reserve Act
285(1)
Questions and Comments
286(1)
2 Systemically Important Financial Institutions
286(1)
Questions and Comments
287(2)
6 International Banking
289(24)
A Foreign Banks in the United States
290(5)
1 International Banking Act
290(1)
U.S. Department of the Treasury, Report to Congress on Foreign Government Treatment of U.S. Commercial Banking Organizations
290(2)
Questions and Comments
292(1)
2 Subsidiary Bank
293(1)
3 Branch
293(1)
4 Agency
293(1)
5 Representative Office
294(1)
6 Commercial Lending Company
294(1)
7 Nonbank Activities and Affiliations
294(1)
Questions and Comments
294(1)
B U.S. Banks Abroad
295(2)
1 Subsidiary Bank
295(1)
2 Branch
295(1)
3 Representative Office
296(1)
4 Edge or Agreement Corporation
296(1)
5 International Banking Facility
296(1)
6 Correspondent Banking Relationships
296(1)
C International Standards
297(3)
Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, Core Principles for Effective Banking Supervision
298(2)
D Foreign Bank Soundness
300(2)
1 Capital-Equivalent Deposit
300(1)
2 Capital-Based Prudential Rules
300(1)
3 Supervision
301(1)
E U.S. Banks' Liability For Deposits At Foreign Branches
302(4)
Vishipco Line v. Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A.
302(1)
Questions and Comments
303(1)
Garcia v. Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A.
303(1)
Questions and Comments
304(1)
Citibank, NA. v. Wells Fargo Asia Limited
305(1)
Questions and Comments
306(1)
F Foreign Bank Branch as a Separate Entity
306(7)
Motorola Credit Corp. v. Standard Chartered Bank
307(2)
Questions and Comments
309(1)
Problems
309(4)
7 Supervision, Examination, and Enforcement
313(54)
A Supervision
313(19)
1 Background
313(2)
Cuomo v. Clearing House Association, LLC
315(2)
Questions and Comments
317(1)
2 The Supervisory System
317(1)
3 Examination Mechanics
318(2)
Arwin G. Zeissler and Andrew Metrick, JPMorgan Chase London Whale E: Supervisory Oversight
320(3)
Questions and Comments
323(4)
Builders Bank v. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
327(1)
Questions and Comments
328(2)
Problems
330(1)
Questions and Comments
331(1)
4 Other Bases for Examination: Bank Holding Companies and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
331(1)
B Enforcement
332(5)
1 Matters Requiring (Immediate) Attention
333(1)
Matters Requiring Attention
334(1)
Questions and Comments
335(1)
2 Conditional Approvals
336(1)
3 Written Agreements
336(1)
4 Cease-and-Desist Orders
337(1)
a Grounds
337(1)
b Procedure
338(1)
c Content of Order
338(29)
Questions and Comments
339(1)
Dodge v. Comptroller of the Currency
340(3)
Questions and Comments
343(1)
5 Suspension, Removal, and Prohibition
344(1)
a Hazards of Prediction
344(1)
b Requisites of Removal
345(1)
c Industry-Wide Bar
346(1)
FDIC v. Meyer
346(2)
Questions and Comments
348(1)
6 Civil Money Penalties
349(2)
Questions and Comments
351(1)
7 Terminating or Suspending Deposit Insurance
352(1)
8 Back-Up Enforcement Action
353(1)
Enforcement Problems
353(2)
9 Civil Litigation
355(1)
a Policy Considerations in Imposing Liability
356(1)
b Director and Officer Liability
356(1)
Atherton v. FDIC
357(2)
Questions and Comments
359(1)
c Attorney, Accountant, and Appraiser Liability
360(1)
O'Melveny & Myers v. FDIC
360(2)
Questions and Comments
362(1)
d Regulatory Malpractice as a Defense
363(1)
10 Criminal Penalties
363(3)
Questions and Comments
366(1)
8 Bank Failure and Systemic Risk
367(42)
A Introduction
367(3)
1 Receivership
368(2)
Questions and Comments
370(1)
B Appointing a Receiver
370(6)
2 Grounds for Receivership
371(1)
3 Due Process
372(1)
Franklin Savings Association v. Director, Office of Thrift Supervision
373(1)
Questions and Comments
374(1)
4 Conservatorship and Receivership
375(1)
Questions and Comments
376(1)
C Structuring Resolution
376(3)
1 How Receivership and Deposit Insurance Intertwine
376(2)
2 Resolution Options
378(1)
3 Least-Cost Resolution Requirement
378(1)
D Marshaling Assets
379(6)
1 Overview of Receiver's Powers
379(1)
2 Avoiding Fraudulent Transfers
380(1)
3 Pursuing Claims Against Failed Banks' Directors and Officers
381(1)
Hawker v. Doak
381(1)
Questions and Comments
382(1)
4 Terminating Contracts and Leases
383(1)
5 Enforcing Cross-Guarantee Liability
384(1)
E Paying Valid Claims in Order of Priority
385(7)
1 Priorities
385(1)
a Secured Claims
386(1)
b Unsecured Claims
386(2)
2 Setoff
388(1)
3 Bankruptcy and Resolution
388(1)
Waldron v. FDIC
389(2)
Questions and Comments
391(1)
F Orderly Liquidation Authority for Big Banks
392(4)
State National Bank of Big Spring v. Lew
394(1)
Questions and Comments
395(1)
G Single Point Of Entry
396(1)
Federal Register, Volume
78. No. 243
396(1)
Questions and Comments
397(1)
H Systemic Risk
397(8)
1 Systemic Risk and Systemically Important Financial Institutions
398(1)
2 Systemic Risk Exception to Least-Cost Resolution
399(1)
3 Dodd-Frank's Systemic Risk Provisions
399(1)
MetLife, Inc. v. Financial Stability Oversight Council
400(4)
Questions and Comments
404(1)
I Living Wills
405(4)
Wells Fargo & Company, Wells Fargo Bank, National Association, Resolution Plan Public Summary
406(2)
Questions and Comments
408(1)
9 Consumers, Communities, and Other Constituents
409(134)
A Abuse of Market Power
410(25)
1 Antitrust Conspiracies
410(1)
United States Department of Justice Office of Public Affairs, Five Major Banks Agree to Parent-Level Guilty Pleas
411(3)
United States v. Citicorp
414(1)
Questions and Comments
415(1)
2 Mergers and Acquisitions
416(1)
a Introduction
416(1)
Questions and Comments
417(1)
b Standard Antitrust Analysis
418(1)
U.S. Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission, Horizontal Merger Guidelines
418(3)
Questions and Comments
421(4)
c Bank Antitrust Analysis
425(2)
Questions and Comments
427(1)
United States v. Philadelphia National Bank
427(4)
Questions and Comments
431(1)
United States v. Connecticut National Bank
432(1)
Questions and Comments
433(2)
B Tying
435(7)
Davis v. First National Bank of Westville
437(2)
Mid-State Fertilizer Co. v. Exchange National Bank of Chicago
439(2)
Questions and Comments
441(1)
Problems
442(1)
C Data Security
442(5)
Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act § 501
443(1)
Questions and Comments
443(2)
Questions and Comments
445(2)
Questions and Comments
447(1)
D Privacy
447(4)
Questions and Comments
450(1)
E Usury
451(13)
1 State Rules
451(1)
Questions and Comments
452(1)
2 Usury Limits on National Banks
453(1)
Tiffany v. National Bank of Missouri
453(2)
Questions and Comments
455(1)
Marquette National Bank of Minneapolis v. First of Omaha Service Corp.
456(3)
Questions and Comments
459(1)
Smiley v. Citibank (South Dakota)
459(3)
Questions and Comments
462(1)
3 Usury Limits on State-Chartered Banks
463(1)
Questions and Comments
464(1)
F Discrimination in Lending
464(5)
1 Persons Protected and Liable
464(1)
Questions and Comments
465(1)
2 Effects Test
465(1)
Questions and Comments
466(1)
3 Family Status
466(1)
Questions and Comments
467(1)
4 Special Purpose Programs
467(1)
Questions and Comments
468(1)
5 Redlining
468(1)
Questions and Comments
468(1)
G Truth in Lending
469(7)
1 The Statutory Framework
469(2)
2 What Is a "Finance Charge"?
471(1)
Household Credit Services, Inc. v. Pfenning
471(2)
Questions and Comments
473(1)
3 Changes to Credit Card Accounts
474(1)
Barrer v. Chase Bank USA
474(2)
Questions and Comments
476(1)
H Credit Reporting
476(9)
1 CRAs
478(1)
Questions and Comments
478(1)
2 Furnishers
479(1)
3 Users
479(1)
Safeco Ins. Co. of America v. Burr
479(5)
Questions and Comments
484(1)
4 Remedies
484(1)
I Predatory Lending
485(2)
Questions and Comments
487(1)
J Real Estate Transactions
487(16)
Bar-Gill, The Law, Economics and Psychology of Subprime Mortgage Contracts
488(3)
Questions and Comments
491(1)
1 Truth in Lending Act
492(1)
a The Borrower's Right to Rescind a Mortgage Loan
492(1)
Jesinoski v. Countrywide Home Loans, Inc.
492(1)
Questions and Comments
493(1)
2 Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act
494(1)
Freeman v. Quicken Loans, Inc.
495(3)
Questions and Comments
498(1)
3 Ability-to-Repay Requirements
499(1)
Questions and Comments
500(1)
4 Regulation of Mortgage Originators
500(1)
5 Foreclosure Practices and Abuses
501(1)
Questions and Comments
502(1)
K Debt Collection
503(4)
Jerman v. Carlisle, McNellie, Rini, Kramer & Ulrich LPA
504(2)
Questions and Comments
506(1)
L Unfair, Deceptive, or Abusive Acts and Practices
507(5)
Questions and Comments
508(4)
M Arbitration Clauses
512(6)
AT&T Mobility LLC v. Concepcion
513(3)
Questions and Comments
516(1)
Questions and Comments
517(1)
N Community Reinvestment and Development
518(10)
Questions and Comments
521(1)
Macey & Miller, The Community Reinvestment Act: An Economic Analysis
521(2)
Barr, Credit Where It Counts: The Community Reinvestment Act and Its Critics
523(1)
Questions and Comments
524(4)
O Lender Liability
528(15)
Brown v. Avemco Investment Corp.
528(2)
Questions and Comments
530(2)
Connor v. Great Western Savings & Loan Association
532(4)
Questions and Comments
536(1)
Kham & Nate's Shoes No. 2, Inc. v. First Bank of Whiting
537(3)
Questions and Comments
540(1)
Problem
541(2)
10 (Anti-) Money Laundering
543(24)
A Introduction
543(1)
Questions and Comments
544(1)
B Legal Requirements Of Bank Secrecy And Anti-Money Laundering Law
544(13)
1 Currency and Foreign Transactions Act of 1970
545(1)
California Bankers Association v. Shultz
546(2)
Questions and Comments
548(1)
2 International Emergency Economic Powers Act (1977)
549(1)
3 Money Laundering Control Act (1986)
549(1)
Ratzlaf v. United States
550(3)
Questions and Comments
553(1)
4 Money Laundering Prosecution Act of 1988
554(1)
5 Annunzio-Wylie Money Laundering Suppression Act (1992)
554(2)
6 USA PATRIOT Act
556(1)
Questions and Comments
556(1)
C Money Laundering And Federalism
557(5)
Fourth Corner Credit Union v. Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
557(4)
Questions and Comments
561(1)
D Tax Evasion And Foreign Corruption
562(5)
1 Tax Evasion
562(1)
2 Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
563(1)
Questions and Comments
564(3)
PART II NONBANK FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
11 Insurers
567(42)
A Introduction
567(1)
B What is Insurance?
567(10)
Problems
570(2)
SEC v. Variable Annuity Life Insurance Co.
572(2)
Questions and Comments
574(1)
Blackfeet National Bank v. Nelson
575(2)
Questions and Comments
577(1)
C The Insurance Policy
577(4)
French Laundry Partners v. Hartford Fire Insurance Company
577(3)
Questions and Comments
580(1)
D Economic Principles Underlying The Business Of Insurance
581(4)
World Trade Center Properties, L.L.C. v. Hartford Fire Insurance Company
582(3)
Comment
585(1)
E McCarran-Ferguson Act
585(4)
Questions and Comments
588(1)
F Solvency Regulation
589(4)
1 Licensing
590(1)
2 Insurance Accounting
590(1)
3 Reserves
590(1)
4 Investment Limits
591(1)
5 Rate Regulation
591(1)
6 Guarantee Funds
592(1)
7 Examination and Enforcement
592(1)
8 Capital Requirements
592(1)
G Systemic Risk
593(3)
Schwarcz and Schwarcz, Regulating Systemic Risk in Insurance
593(2)
Questions and Comments
595(1)
H Risk Classification
596(7)
Avraham, Logue, and Schwarcz, Understanding Insurance Antidiscrimination Laws
597(2)
Questions and Comments
599(1)
NAACP v. American Family Mutual Insurance Company
600(2)
Questions and Comments
602(1)
I Residual Market Mechanisms
603(3)
Insurance Information Institute, Insurance Handbook
603(3)
Questions and Comments
606(1)
J Consumer Protection Regulation
606(3)
12 Securities Firms, Broker-Dealers, and Investment Advisors
609(48)
A Introduction
609(1)
B Regulatory Structure
610(4)
1 Brokers and Dealers
611(1)
2 Securities and Exchange Commission
611(2)
3 State Securities Regulators
613(1)
4 Self-Regulatory Organizations
613(1)
C Securities and Securities Registration
614(9)
1 What Is a Security?
614(1)
Hodges v. Harrison
615(3)
Questions and Comments
618(1)
2 Securities Registration
619(3)
Questions and Comments
622(1)
D Market Regulation
623(3)
Macey & O'Hara, The Law and Economics of Best Execution
624(2)
E Regulation of Underwriting
626(3)
Questions and Comments
628(1)
F Broker-Dealer Regulation
629(16)
1 Margin Rules
629(1)
2 Net Capital
630(1)
In re Whitney & Co.
630(1)
Questions and Comments
631(1)
3 Churning, Suitability, and Unauthorized Trading
631(1)
Securities And Exchange Commission v. Botvinnik
631(3)
Questions and Comments
634(1)
4 Market Making and Other Dealing
634(1)
5 Boiler Rooms
635(1)
Berko v. Securities and Exchange Commission
635(4)
Questions and Comments
639(1)
6 Securities Investor Protection Corporation
639(2)
Securities and Exchange Commission v. Securities Investor Protection Corporation
641(2)
Questions and Comments
643(1)
In re Madoff
643(2)
Question
645(1)
8 Regulation of Broker-Dealers and Investment Advisors
645(1)
a Fiduciary Duties
645(4)
Division of Investment Management, Securities and Exchange Commission, Regulation of Investment Advisers
646(3)
b Payment for Order Flow
649(2)
Division of Investment Management, Securities and Exchange Commission, Study on Investment Advisers and Broker-Dealers
650(1)
c Regulation Best Interests
651(6)
Jay Clayton, SEC Chair, Regulation Best Interest and the Investment Adviser Fiduciary Duty: Two Strong Standards That Protect and Provide Choice for Main Street Investors
651(3)
Questions and Comments
654(3)
13 Investment Companies
657(86)
A Introduction
657(1)
1 Types of Investment Companies
658(1)
a Regulatory Categories
658(3)
b Asset Portfolios and Investment Objectives
661(1)
c Active Versus Passive Management
662(5)
Questions and Comments
663(1)
Problems
664(1)
2 Investment Company Structure
665(1)
3 Potential for Abuse
666(1)
B Statutory Framework
667(6)
1 Investment Company Act of 1940
667(3)
2 Investment Advisers Act of 1940
670(1)
3 Other Securities Laws
671(1)
4 Internal Revenue Code
671(1)
Problems
672(1)
C What Is An Investment Company?
673(5)
1 Two Prima Facie Definitions
673(1)
2 Inadvertent Investment Company
673(1)
SEC v. Fifth Avenue Coach Lines, Inc.
674(4)
Questions and Comments
678(1)
3 Exceptions
678(1)
a Specialized Exceptions
678(1)
b Private-Issuer Exceptions
678(1)
c Operating-Company Exceptions
678(10)
ICOS Corp.
679(2)
Questions and Comments
681(1)
SEC v. National Presto Industries, Inc.
681(4)
Questions and Comments
685(1)
Problems
686(2)
D Investment Company Governance
688(5)
1 Shareholders' Role
688(1)
2 Directors' Role
688(1)
Burks v. Lasker
689(2)
3 Governance Standards
691(1)
Questions and Comments
692(1)
E Investment Advisers' Compensation
693(14)
Gartenberg v. Merrill Lynch Asset Management, Inc.
694(4)
Questions and Comments
698(2)
Questions and Comments
700(1)
Ribstein, Federal Misgovernance of Mutual Funds
700(2)
Questions and Comments
702(1)
Jones v. Harris Associates L.P.
703(3)
Questions and Comments
706(1)
F Conflicts Of Interest
707(23)
Frankel & Laby, The Regulation of Money Managers: Mutual Funds and Advisers
707(6)
Questions and Comments
713(1)
SEC v. Talley Industries, Inc.
714(2)
Questions and Comments
716(1)
United States v. Deutsch
716(3)
Questions and Comments
719(1)
United States v. Ostrander
719(2)
Questions and Comments
721(2)
Problems
723(2)
State of New York v. Canary Capital Partners, LLC
725(4)
Questions and Comments
729(1)
G Particular Types Of Investment Companies
730(13)
1 Money Market Funds
730(1)
a Pricing
731(1)
b Qualitative Safeguards
732(1)
c Other Safeguards
732(1)
2 Closed-End Companies
733(1)
a Limits on Capital Structure and Share Redemption
733(1)
SEC Division of Investment Management, Protecting Investors: A Half-Century of Investment Company Regulation
733(1)
Questions and Comments
734(1)
b Trading Discount
735(1)
Questions and Comments
736(1)
3 Exchange-Traded Funds
736(1)
Birdthistle, The Fortunes and Foibles of Exchange-Traded Funds: A Positive Market Response to the Problems of Mutual Funds
736(3)
Questions and Comments
739(1)
4 Hedge Funds
740(3)
14 Fintech
743(24)
A Introduction
743(1)
B Regulatory Arbitrage
744(6)
Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System v. Dimension Financial Corporation
744(4)
Questions and Comments
748(1)
1 Fintech and Regulatory Arbitrage
748(1)
Questions and Comments
749(1)
C Chartering
750(9)
1 Partnerships
750(1)
Madden v. Midland Funding, LLC
751(2)
Questions and Comments
753(1)
2 Fintech Charter
754(1)
Vullo v. Comptroller of the Currency
755(3)
Questions and Comments
758(1)
D Payments
759(3)
Lael Brainard, Federal Reserve Governor, Delivering Fast Payments for All
759(2)
Questions and Comments
761(1)
E Cryptocurrency
762(4)
Securities and Exchange Commission, Report of Investigation Pursuant to Section 21 (a) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934: The DAO
763(2)
Questions and Comments
765(1)
F Conclusion
766(1)
Table of Cases 767(4)
Table of Statutes and Regulations 771(8)
Table of Authorities 779(8)
Index 787