What to Expect in Banking Regulation Under the Trump Administration in 2025

The end of 2024 saw a change of course in US politics that will reorient banking regulation for years to come. Issues that were top of mind may be cast aside entirely. And the long-awaited dreams of many innovators may finally have their fair hearing before new agency principals and more receptive judges. Please join experts as they discuss some of the key regulatory issues for banks to follow.

Key areas to be discussed include:

• Bank partnerships and banking-as-a-service (10 minutes)
• Digital asset activities (13 minutes)
• Bank merger and competition policy (10 minutes)
• OCC preemption oversight (5 minutes)
• Basel III Endgame and long-term debt proposals (5 minutes)
• Expected re-proposals and implementation delays (7 minutes)
• Expected rule withdrawals or priority terminations (5 minutes)
• Financial Data Transparency Act rulemakings (5 minutes)

Who Should Attend: In-house counsel, outside attorneys, compliance, banking, finance, and other allied professionals interested in learning about current developments in banking regulation

Program Level: Update

Prerequisites: None

Advanced Preparation: None

Faculty:

Matthew Bisanz

Mayer Brown LLP

Joseph E. Silvia

Duane Morris LLP

Jeffrey P. Taft

Mayer Brown LLP