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The Canadian Institute's 12th AnnualRegulatory Compliancefor Financial InstitutionsThursday, November 16, 2006
AboutRegulation in the financial services industry is in a constant state of change. The duties and obligations of those charged with the responsibility of ensuring that their financial institution is compliant with all applicable laws, regulations and guidelines are expanding at an alarming rate. In this, the year of financial sector law reform, there are many potential new compliance issues that must be tackled as a result of proposals to revise the Bank and Insurance Acts. There will be new anti-money laundering regulations to master and a privacy law review to consider. The reporting requirements under the Basel II initiative are now in effect and provincial regulators have stepped up their efforts to monitor market conduct activity. Effectively managing reputational risk is one of the most daunting and important challenges for FIs, and compliance professionals must have the knowledge and tools in place to meet that challenge. The publication forThe Canadian Institute's 12th Annual Regulatory Compliance for Financial Institutions will give you up-to-the-minute information on all of these developments and more, plus practical tips and strategies for managing your ever-expanding responsibilities. You'll have the presentations from industry leaders, senior regulatory officials and top financial services lawyers on a wide variety of current topics, including:
Contents & ContributorsAboutRegulation in the financial services industry is in a constant state of change. The duties and obligations of those charged with the responsibility of ensuring that their financial institution is compliant with all applicable laws, regulations and guidelines are expanding at an alarming rate. In this, the year of financial sector law reform, there are many potential new compliance issues that must be tackled as a result of proposals to revise the Bank and Insurance Acts. There will be new anti-money laundering regulations to master and a privacy law review to consider. The reporting requirements under the Basel II initiative are now in effect and provincial regulators have stepped up their efforts to monitor market conduct activity. Effectively managing reputational risk is one of the most daunting and important challenges for FIs, and compliance professionals must have the knowledge and tools in place to meet that challenge. The publication forThe Canadian Institute's 12th Annual Regulatory Compliance for Financial Institutions will give you up-to-the-minute information on all of these developments and more, plus practical tips and strategies for managing your ever-expanding responsibilities. You'll have the presentations from industry leaders, senior regulatory officials and top financial services lawyers on a wide variety of current topics, including:
Contents & ContributorsHOW EVENT SPONSORS PROTECT PLAYERS Mary VanDerweele, Nike Inc. LESSONS FROM THE BALCO SPORTS DOPING CASES William Bock, III, Kroger, Gardis & Regas, LLP PROTECTING FANS Greg Kirstein, Columbus Blue Jackets, NHL Mechelle Evans, Madison Square Garden Brian Socolow, Loeb & Loeb LLP MANAGING SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENTS Gary Gertzog, NFL Properties PLAYER ENDORSEMENT CONTRACTS – MAXIMIZING EXPOSURE & REVENUE, WHILE MINIMIZING RISK Michael Hauser, Alston & Bird PLAYER ENDORSEMENT CONTRACTS – MAXIMIZING EXPOSURE & REVENUE, WHILE MINIMIZING RISK Brian Heidelberger, Winston & Strawn NEGOTIATING SPORTS-RELATED BRAND INTEGRATION DEALS IN A NEW MEDIA ENVIRONMENT Michael Drucker, Collegiate Licensing Company SPORTS RELATED BRAND INTEGRATION AT GM James J. Williams, General Motors Corporation NEGOTIATING SPORTS-RELATED BRAND INTEGRATION DEALS IN A NEW MEDIA ENVIRONMENT Douglas N. Masters, Loeb & Loeb LLP PROTECTING INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS FOR ATHLETES, LEAGUES, AND BRANDS Brian Dickerson, Maguire & Schneider LLP Ayala Deutsch, NBA Properties, Inc. Kelly Maynard, United States Olympic Committee David Ervin, Kelley Drye Collier Shannon THE FCC AND SPORTS PROGRAMMING W. Kenneth Ferree, Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP THE BROADCAST OF THE OLYMPIC GAMES: ISSUES AND PERSPECTIVE FROM THE 2008 BEIJING GAMES Cathryn Sadler, Morrison & Foerster (Los Angeles, CA) COLLECTIVE BARGAINING ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION William L. Daly, National Hockey League DOPING AND THE PRESUMPTION OF GUILT: REPRESENTING THE TEAM, ATHLETE, COACH, TRAINER AND/OR AGENT IN AN ETHICALLY-CHALLENGED ENVIRONMENT Alan Fertel, Ferrell Law COMBINING ETHICS WITH HIGH-PROFIT YIELDS WHEN REPRESENTING ATHLETES AS AN ATTORNEY, AN AGENT, OR BOTH Gwendolyn Frost, Powers & Frost THE ANTITRUST IMPLICATIONS OF SPORTS LEAGUE ELIGIBILITY RULES Bradley I. Ruskin, Proskauer Rose LLP David G. Feher, Dewey Ballantine LLP UNDERSTANDING THE DYNAMICS OF COLLEGIATE SPORTS-PREPARING FOR THE BIG LEAGUES Scott Bearby, NCAA David Williams, Vanderbilt University Evan Appel, Click & Null, P.C. |
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