A.S. Pratt

Stay apprised of the consumer credit developments coming out of Washington and the related court cases from around the country with insightful analysis from an expert in consumer lending and truth-in-lending law.

Liability Law Report is the highly focused, monthly newsletter that delivers timely coverage of important lender liability cases and events, combining reliable reports and expert analysis in a way that helps you avoid or reduce liability while mitigating the chance of litigation.

Bank Security Report keeps security officers and consultants up to date on the latest developments affecting bank security.

Offering the latest news involving the wide array of statutes and regulations crucial to mortgage lending, Pratt's Mortgage Compliance Letter is a monthly report on the latest cases, statutory and regulatory developments, and supervisory enforcement actions and issuances affecting mortgage bankers.

Expert author James Pannabecker covers key banking law court cases, focusing on what's next and what the decisions mean for the industry in clear, easy-to-understand language accessible to lawyers and non-lawyers alike.

Prominent attorneys provide expert analysis and commentary in articles that explore a wide range of bankruptcy law subjects in depth, in eight print issues a year.

Asset and liability management remain high-priority areas for bank regulators, with an emphasis on management of market risk, liquidity risk, and credit risk. This monthly newsletter gives you the latest information on the full range of topics in this critical area.

Easily track all banking and finance changes with only one source -- Pratt's Letter. Thousands of executives turn to Pratt's Letter every week for expert analysis of what's happening in Washington and how it will affect their business.

Pratt's Energy Law Report, written by the nation's leading energy and environmental attorneys and professionals, is a new monthly subscription journal focused on alternative and traditional energy law issues, as well as the critical juncture where energy technologies and the environment intersect.

The Volcker Rule refers to the provisions of Section 619 of the Dodd–Frank Act that restrict certain investment activities of banking entities. This eBook presents answers to key questions relating to the controversial final regulations implementing the Volcker Rule.