Courses

College of Law

Banking Law

Course Number: 6915
Professor: TBD
Credit Hours & Type of Credit: 3
Semester Offered: Fall
Required: No
Prerequisites: Students must have completed their first year of law school.
Recommended Courses: None.

Course Overview: Banks are some of the most regulated businesses in the United States. This course addresses banking law related to chartering, safety and soundness, and consumer protection. Because banking law is constantly evolving, emphasis will be placed on core concepts and current issues. By the end of the semester, you will be able to describe the basic regulatory structures that apply to banks. You will be able to read and interpret banking statutes, regulations, and agency guidance. And you will be able to evaluate proposed changes to banking law. Please note that this course focuses on commercial banks and credit unions. It does not cover securities regulation and insurance.

Course Materials: TBD
Course Format: TBD
Written Assignments: TBD
Type of Exam: TBD
Basis for Grading Student Performance: TBD
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