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Federal and Texas Regulatory Updates

Contains material from Oct 2019

Federal and Texas Regulatory Updates
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Session 1: Federal Energy Policy and Regulation Update Hear the latest on rulings by the US Department of Energy and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission in Washington, D.C. on matters involving electricity, natural gas and crude oil and other liquids; plus, an update on energy legislation developments.

Session 2: Texas Legislative and Regulatory Update Highlights of the 86th Legislative Session and recent judicial and administrative decisions affecting the Texas gas and electric industries.

Session 3: Dodd Frank Update-Why Are We Still Talking About This? Enacted in July 2010 following the 2008-2009 financial crisis, all the Dodd-Frank regulations are still not yet in effect! Learn about the efforts by the CFTC, SEC and Bank Regulators to pragmatize their initial Dodd-Frank regulations by moving away from punishing swap market participants to instead making markets safe, competitive, accessible, and less systemically risky. Also review the CFTC’s recent Position Limits proposal, plus the US Bank Regulators’ rules for Qualified Financial Contracts (QFCs) which are defined in Dodd-Frank, modifications to SA-CCR rules for calculating risk-weighted capital to be held by banks for uncleared and unmargined derivative contracts, and other Dodd-Frank developments including cross-border impacts.

Session 4: Keynote Presentation: FERC Commissioner Richard Glick 

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1. Federal Energy Policy and Regulation Update (Oct 2019)

Caileen Kateri Gamache, Thomas Edward Hirsch

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Federal Energy Policy and Regulation Update (Oct 2019)

Hear the latest on rulings by the US Department of Energy and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission in Washington, D.C. on matters involving electricity, natural gas and crude oil and other liquids; plus, an update on energy legislation developments.

Originally presented: Sep 2019 Gas and Power Institute

Caileen Kateri Gamache, Norton Rose Fulbright - Washington, DC
Thomas Edward Hirsch, Norton Rose Fulbright - Washington, DC

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2. Texas Legislative and Regulatory Update (Oct 2019)

Jennifer Littlefield, Jessica L. Morgan

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Texas Legislative and Regulatory Update (Oct 2019)

Highlights of the 86th Legislative Session and recent judicial and administrative decisions affecting the Texas gas and electric industries.     

Originally presented: Sep 2019 Gas and Power Institute

Jennifer Littlefield, Haynes and Boone, LLP - Austin, TX
Jessica L. Morgan, Husch Blackwell LLP - Austin, TX

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3. Dodd Frank Update-Why Are We Still Talking About This? (Oct 2019)

Phil Lookadoo

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Dodd Frank Update-Why Are We Still Talking About This? (Oct 2019)

Enacted in July 2010 following the 2008-2009 financial crisis, all the Dodd-Frank regulations are still not yet in effect! Discuss the efforts by the CFTC, SEC and Bank Regulators to pragmatize their initial Dodd-Frank regulations by moving away from punishing swap market participants to instead making markets safe, competitive, accessible, and less systemically risky. Also review the CFTC’s recent Position Limits proposal, plus the US Bank Regulators’ rules for Qualified Financial Contracts (QFCs) which are defined in Dodd-Frank, modifications to SA-CCR rules for calculating risk-weighted capital to be held by banks for uncleared and unmargined derivative contracts, and other Dodd-Frank developments including cross-border impacts.

Originally presented: Sep 2019 Gas and Power Institute

Phil Lookadoo, Haynes and Boone LLP - Washington, DC

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4. Keynote Presentation: FERC Commissioner Richard Glick (Oct 2019)

Hon. Richard A. Glick

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Keynote Presentation: FERC Commissioner Richard Glick (Oct 2019)

Originally presented: Sep 2019 Gas and Power Institute

Hon. Richard A. Glick, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission - Washington, DC