Every four years we go through a potential sea change in regulatory expectations due to the Presidential and Congressional elections. Each time it seems the pendulum swings further to each ideology, and this year is no exception.
There is much on the line for the country in this election, but also in the financial services environment. What can we expect to happen (or not happen) in 2025?
Of course, it will be dependent on the makeup of Congress and the Executive Branch next year, and whether we have one-party rule, among many other factors. But there are many other variables to consider, such as new leadership at the agencies, regulatory expectations and guidance, and events we can’t even imagine yet.
What You’ll Learn
- Makeup of the Presidency and executive branch
- Congressional changes – what does that mean for future legislation?
- Potential changes in regulatory direction – leadership, guidance, priorities
- New regulations we know are coming in 2025
- Potential regulations (new and/or proposed) we can expect or look for in 2025
- Expected regulatory priorities – where should you devote your energy?
- What should you tell your Board and Executive Management?
Who Should Attend
This session is ideal for anyone in the institution having compliance responsibilities, including members of senior management, operations personnel, lending personnel, underwriters, customer service representatives, back-room personnel, and of course compliance officers, auditors, and attorneys.