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How should an activities-based approach address potential risks posed by financial activities that take place outside of regulated financial institutions?

Jennifer Tescher gives the day 2 opening keynote address.

Central Bank of the Future Conference Panel 3 discussion on digital currencies, distributed ledgers & cross-border payments moderated by Adrianne Harris.

A virtual conversation between Richard Cordray and Dean Michael S. Barr on Cordray's distinguished career and his new book, Watchdog: How Protecting Consumers Can Save Our Families, Our Economy, and Our Democracy.

How have consumers, particularly poor, elderly, and unbanked consumers, fared amid the availability and prevalence of alternatives to traditional banking services?

Rohit Chopra, American consumer advocate and Commissioner on the Federal Trade Commission, talks about consumer uncertainty. Learn more about the conference here.

This panel considers changing lending practices, the implications of nonbank lenders, and the future of credit regulation. Learn more about the conference here.

Wade Henderson gives an address on student loans, and the panel considers the question: what is the status of consumer protections in place for student borrowers and efforts to regulate loan servicers, debt collectors and for-profit colleges?

Margaret Anadu has spearheaded much of the big banks' efforts to invest in underserved areas and particularly communities of color.

Aaron Klein, Jennifer Shasky Calvery, and moderator Jo Ann Barefoot participate in the fourth panel for the Central Bank of the Future Conference. Learn more here.