Lauren E. Semrad’s practice focuses on corporate and financial transactions, with an emphasis on the legal and regulatory frameworks addressing financial company insolvency and resolution.
Lauren also advises on derivatives regulatory and legislative matters.
Lauren joined the firm in 2014.
Selected Activities
- Faculty; Financial Institutions, Markets, and Transactions Training Series; 2023
- Articles Editor, Vanderbilt Law Review, Vanderbilt Law School
Publications
Considerations for Portfolio Companies with Relationships with Silicon Valley Bank
Federal Reserve Finalizes Expansion of Regulation EE’s ‘Financial Institution’ Definition
OCC Standardizes Rules for Complex Activities and Updates Licensing Procedures
Agencies Finalize Resolution Plan Guidance for Certain Foreign Banks
Key Areas to Watch in Financial Institution Regulation Under President Biden
CFTC Proposes Comprehensive Revision of FCM and DCO Insolvency Rules
Summary of U.S. Financial Sector Initiatives Responding to COVID-19
Summary of U.S. Financial Sector Initiatives Responding to COVID-19
Response to COVID-19: U.S. Government Financial Sector Initiatives
Agencies Propose Resolution Plan Guidance For Three Large FBOs
Response to COVID-19: Break Out the Financial Crisis Toolkit?
Agencies Adopt Final Rules Tailoring Enhanced Prudential Standards
Agencies Finalize New Structure for Resolution Planning: More Focused & Less Frequent
Federal Reserve Board Proposes to Expand Netting Protections of FDICIA to Additional Institutions
Federal Banking Agencies Release Foreign Bank Tailoring Proposals
Agencies Propose Supplementary Leverage Ratio Relief for Custodial Banks
Agencies Finalize 2019 Resolution Plan Guidance for U.S. G-SIBs
First Wave FBOs Receive Feedback Significant Progress, Next Steps Identified
Observations on the Proposals to Tailor Enhanced Prudential Standards
Treasury Report Embraces Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence in Financial Services
Federal Reserve Proposes “Stress Capital Buffer” and Scales Back eSLR
New Requirements for Financial Contracts Limit Exercise of Default Rights to Support GSIB Resolution