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MarketVoice Podcast - Ten years of Dodd-Frank with CFTC Commissioners Dawn Stump and Dan Berkovitz

21 July 2020

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Photo taken by now-Commissioner Berkovitz at the end of the Conference Committee that ironed out differences between the House and Senate versions of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act. (click to enlarge)

10 years of Dodd-Frank.  On July 21, 2010, President Obama signed into law the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act.  The Act for the first-time regulated swaps in much the same manner as the futures industry has been regulated for decades.  In this episode, two major players of the Act are featured, CFTC Commissioners Dawn Stump and Dan Berkovitz.  Commissioner Stump was the lead staff member for the Republican side of the Senate Agriculture Committee, where the derivatives title originated. Commissioner Berkovitz was the General Counsel at the CFTC during the deliberations of the Act and the subsequent implementation by the agency. Both are now CFTC Commissioners whose job, in part, is tasked with the ongoing implementation of this historic law.  Commissioners Stump and Berkovitz share their recollections and opinions about this landmark law in an interview with FIA President and CEO Walt Lukken. The photo that accompanies this podcast was taken by now-Commissioner Berkovitz at the end of the Conference Committee that ironed out differences between the House and Senate versions. 

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