Max Bonici discussed BSA/AML trends: What to expect with the implementation of the AML Act of 2020.

Jeff Naimon discussed trends shaping housing finance policy, including legislative proposals, and Katy Ryan draws upon her extensive licensing background to discuss state licensing rules.

Steven R. vonBerg discussed the latest on the political football of the new administration, QM rule cancellation & their implications.

Orrick’s London-based partner Jamie Moore will be leading a discussion on September 8th as part of the Barclays ‘Global Connect: Raising in Silicon Valley’ programme aimed at pre-Series A start-ups looking to embark on their first round of funding.

On 8 September 2021 join the panel discussion on European offshore wind market, which is part of IJ Europe 2021 conference. 

On August 31, 2021, Orrick and the Cyrus R. Vance Center hosted a webinar on the multilateral development bank (MDB) sanctions and investigations, which focused on the World Bank and African Development Bank processes.

Panelists on this Web Seminar will discuss and analyze the issuance of pension obligation bonds from the decision-making perspective of an issuer.

Current Status, Issues and Future Outlook
This session will discuss the management of Japanese CVCs and its challenges, as well as the future outlook, illustrated with our panelists own experiences.

Melissa Klimkiewicz led a discussion and answered questions related to the NCUA’s flood insurance rule at the National Association of Federal Credit Union’s compliance school.

Warren Traiger — who has developed nationally recognized insights regarding the Community Reinvestment Act — discussed CRA modernization and what is on the horizon from the prudential regulatory agencies.

Jeff Naimon — leading mortgage attorney for the firm — discussed fair lending issues, particularly in light of changes affecting the industry initiated by the Biden administration.

Lorraine McGowen will be moderating a panel on Thursday, July 29th at 11 a.m. Eastern, co-hosted by Vance Center for International Justice and the New York City Bar Association entitled Pro Bono: Comparing Regulatory Frameworks, co-sponsored with ProBono.org, Pro Bono Clearing House, and PILG.NG.