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Financial Regulatory Reform

President Obama signed the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (Dodd-Frank) into law on July 21, 2010, approving the most far-reaching overhaul of our nation’s financial regulatory system since the Great Depression. Dodd-Frank seeks to restore responsibility and accountability in our financial system, implements measures to increase financial stability in the financial services industry, and calls for greater protections for both consumers and investors. The Act will transform the duties and powers of the financial regulatory community, will have wide-ranging impacts on financial industry participants, and will reorganize the U.S. financial regulatory infrastructure.

Booz Allen’s Financial Services team offers strategy, operations, technology, and advanced analytics services to a wide variety of domestic and international government and commercial institutions. We advise clients in numerous areas of financial regulatory reform, oversight and supervision of financial institutions, treasury, U.S. and global payment systems, commercial banking, and capital markets.

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Dodd-Frank Financial Reform Database

Dodd-Frank Search

Regulatory leaders and program managers can search the database for agency-specific impacts of the Dodd-Frank Act.

 

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Additional Resources for Financial Reform

 
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