Join Equilar, DFIN, Orrick and Nasdaq for a discussion on the top governance issues companies must face in 2022 for success.

John Bautista will serve as a panelist at the 49th Annual Securities Regulation Institute program on Capital Markets: Private Company Financing.

Jeff Naimon discussed some of the concerns lenders have with respect to Section 1071 of the Dodd Frank Act — the small business data collection rule meant to help the government identify discrimination against minority- and women-owned small businesses.

Join Orrick’s Cyber, Privacy & Data Innovation Group at Incident Response Forum Ransomware 2022. Each session throughout the day is geared specifically for the legal and compliance professionals who have emerged as critical players during the aftermath of ransomware attacks.

Former CFPB Deputy General Counsel John Coleman discussed current and proposed regulatory actions, enforcement actions, and other forms of guidance issued under Director Chopra and identify themes that are likely to persist in the future.

Orrick attorneys discussed how your business can use technology to increase predictive accuracy or access to credit, while also implementing effective controls to mitigate compliance risk.

Marshall Bell discussed the current state of the buy now, pay later industry as well as recent CFPB inquiries involving BNPL credit and delinquency rates.

Max Bonici drew upon his years of regulatory experience discussing developments impacting financial institutions with an emphasis on the finalization of the Basel III capital and liquidity requirements, as well as the efforts to rescind, review and update the Community Reinvestment Act regulations.

Volume cap recycling, made possible by HERA in 2008, has been little used outside the Northeast until now.

Orrick partner Peter Connors and United States Energy Association program director Michael Moore co-moderated a two-part webinar series, “Paving the Way to a Hydrogen Economy,” on hydrogen-related issues emerging from the recent Bipartisan Infrastructure Act and the pending Build Back Better Bill.

The bipartisan infrastructure legislation will provide $973 billion over the next five years, including $550 billion in new investments for all modes of transportation, water, power and energy and broadband.

In a market where volume cap is becoming less available, 501(c)(3) entities provide an alternative means of accessing capital to provide affordable housing. This webinar will be a discussion of the different ways 501(c)(3) entities can be used.