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Your chance to impress your friends .. keep your Financial Regulation
knowledge up to date with our coffee break exams.
It's hectic out there in regulation land where 'Bash the banker' has
become a most popular sport. Lawyers are becoming millionaires draughting
new laws for government fees so they can subsequently advise the finance
industry on them, and ahem .. charge for this too. So you should make
some money too by keeping updated on developments.
Below is a collection of online mini exams to help your understanding
and constantly update your knowledge of changes to Financial Regulations,
including Sarbanes Oxley, Basel III, US Congress Regulation, Volcker Rule,
Solvency II.
Every month we will be creating update questions so keep coming back
if you need to be in the loop.
Mini exams below..
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Mini Exam Lists - Week beginning June 2010
- Mini Exam
US Regulation - 1st June 2010 (5 Questions)
- Regulatory reform is moving at a brisk pace in the USA and two bills have been passed, one by Congress and one by the Senate. The bills contain a massive 3000 pages and will have to be combined into one bill by the Obama administration before it comes into Law. This mini exam will help you understand the main changes.
- Basel III Update - Mini Exam (5 Questions)
- Regulatory reform is moving at a slower pace in Europe and the main part of this is the Basel III financial reforms. The Basel committee based in Switzerland have consulted the industry and received numerous responses.
Solvency II Update - Mini Exam (5 Questions)
The insurance industry in Europe has their own capital requirements directive in Europe and is to be implemented in 2012. Test your knowledge here.
TARP - Mini Exam (5 Questions)
Remember TARP. No not a fish or a roofing material, but the Troubled Asset Relief Program. Go here for an update - exam style.
Sarbanes Oxley - Mini Exam (5 Questions)
What you may ask? Has the world forgotten Sarbox? No, its still here. Test yourself on whats happening.