Bank Counsel & Regulatory Risk Conference Program - On Demand

Illinois Division of Banking Panel Discussion

Jayesh Hines-Shah

Deputy General Counsel
for Banking
IDFPR

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Senior representatives of the IDFPR will discuss the year’s major developments,
along with their latest hot button issues and answers to your pressing questions!

Commercial Lending Update

Robert J. Lewis

Partner
Sidley Austin LLP

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Join us for insights into the latest cases, statutory developments, and documentation challenges affecting commercial transactions! We will cover a broad array of engaging and important court decisions — on contract interpretation, lien creation and perfection, priorities, enforcement, and more, as well as soon-to-be-effective UCC amendments. And we won’t forget to highlight a few drafting and documentation trends!

Illinois Update

Carolyn Settanni

EVP & General Counsel
Illinois Bankers Association

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Get up to speed on major legislative and regulatory changes affecting Illinois banks —from the delayed Interchange Fee Prohibition Act and deregulatory legislation for Illinois banks to new laws on junk fees, nonbank advertising, unclaimed property, and estate accounts. We’ll also review the Illinois CRA and a tax amnesty program, plus the GENIUS Act, recent court rulings, and shifting agency guidance.

Illinois Division of Banking Panel Discussion

Susana Soriano

Director, Division of Banking
IDFPR

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Senior representatives of the IDFPR will discuss the year’s major developments,
along with their latest hot button issues and answers to your pressing questions!

The Post-Chevron Reality: Supreme Court and Executive Actions Reshaping Banking Law

Charlotte Taylor

Partner
Jones Day

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With recent transformative Supreme Court decisions and executive orders under Trump 2.0, the regulatory landscape for financial institutions is shifting rapidly. We will analyze the Court’s rulings on agency deference, national bank preemption, enforcement powers, and more. We’ll also consider how executive actions will further alter the regulatory landscape and what to watch for in 2026.