Category: Symposium
Please join us February 27th, 2017 as we bring together leading scholars and industry professionals to discuss key legal issues facing the young FinTech sector. The term “FinTech,” broadly describes financial innovations that utilize both the advanced technologies and the “disruption” mindset of startup companies. However, the financial industry has proven difficult to disrupt, as incumbents […]
On February 26th, RBFL and Boston University School of Law will host an academic symposium on the topic of “Dodd-Frank, the Volcker Rule, and the Future of Banking in America.” Please find the schedule of events for the symposium below. All are welcome! To register for the symposium, please go here. Coffee and Centennial Breakfast – 8:30-9:00 […]
RBFL would like to congratulate Ronald S. Borod, who won a Burton Award for Distinguished Legal Writing in 2013 for his article, “Belling the Cat: Taming the Securitization Beast Without Killing It.” Mr. Borod, who is a structured finance and securitization lawyer at the international law firm, DLA Piper LLP (US) and who also is […]
On Friday, February 7, 2014, the Review of Banking & Financial Law held its Distressed Municipal Finance Symposium. Thank you to all the of our wonderful speakers for sharing their time and intellect to make the conference a success! Professor Clayton Gillette’s keynote address was hit and one of the event’s highlights. View it here: “Can Municipal […]