March 27, 2018
The last day for the regulatory agencies to appeal the DC Circuit's risk retention decision is March 26th. What happens next if they file an appeal? What happens next if they don't? Elliot Ganz and Meredith Coffey of the LSTA was joined by Sidley partner Jennifer Clark for a webinar discussing all the possibilities. Presentation available for LSTA Members.
- Webcast
March 20, 2018
This presentation was built on the LSTA's Cryptocurrencies CLE held in early February. In this particular seminar, our panelists examined token sales from a bankers' perspective. Presented by Lewis Cohen, Hogan Lovells LLP, Soraya Ghebleh, Hogan Lovells LLP, Joshua Klayman, Morrison & Foerster LLP and Bridget Marsh, LSTA. Presentation available for LSTA Members.
- Webcast
February 12, 2018
With all the hype surrounding Bitcoin, other digital currencies, and initial coin offerings, it’s hard to work out what’s real and what’s virtual. To get more insight open to see the presentation which is available to our Members. Cryptocurrencies, Digital Tokens, Initial Coin Offerings, and Token Sales With all the hype surrounding Bitcoin, other digital…
- Webcast
February 12, 2018
The panel discussed the DC Circuit's recent favorable decision on the LSTA's case against the SEC and the Fed. Presented by Jennie Clark, Partner, Sidley Austin, Meredith Coffey, EVP Research & Reguation, LSTA, Elliot Ganz, General Counsel, LSTA, Peter Keisler, Partner, Sidley Austin and RIchard Klinger, Partner, Sidley Austin.
- Webcast
February 6, 2018
While institutions are all at different points in CECL implementation journey, it is increasingly clear that CECL will affect accounting, risk, operations and technology. With most banks planning to run "parallel" in 2019, starting 2018 with a clear line of site into your CECL implementation plan will be key to driving success. Presented by Kirtan Parikh, Senior Manager, Deloitte, Corey Goldblum, Principal, Deloitte and Harvey Plante, Senior Manager, Deloitte. Presentation available to LSTA Members.
- Webcast
February 9, 2017
The first introductory video released this year explains that blockchain is simply a database or a ledger, and like any traditional database – such as an Excel spreadsheet -- it can store any type of data (for example, a person’s name, age, and address). The LSTA’s Deputy General Counsel, Bridget Marsh, interviews Joe Dewey, partner of Holland & Knight, and one of the authors of “The Blockchain: A Guide for Legal and Business Professionals”.

