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5 02, 2009

Federal Financial Analytics Strategic Forecasts

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Systemic-Risk Regulator Will Come With Major Strings February 3, 2009 Client Report: REFORM3	Systemically-Significant Regulation Non-Bank Financial Regulation Large Firm Resolution
Fed, FDIC Face Far-Reaching Strategic Challenges January 28, 2009 Client Report: REFORM	Regulatory Agency Restructuring FDIC, FRB, OCC, OTS Insurance Regulation
More Mortgage Rules, Less FHA, Fewer Foreclosures, New Securitizations January 23, 2009 Client Report: MORTGAGE80	Mortgage Servicers FHA Alternative Securitization Options
Tough New Consumer, CRA Climate Considered January 16, 2009 Client Report: CONSUMER2	Credit Cards Identity Theft Financial Services Protection Commission
Intense Risk-Management Agenda Assessed January 9, 2009 Client Report: RISKMANAGEMENT3	Liquidity Risk Incentive Alignment Enterprise-Wide Risk Management
Brave New Capital Rules Anticipated January 8, 2009 Client Report: CAPITAL146	Dynamic Provisioning Basel II Framework Capital-At-Risk
ABS Regulatory Pressures Increase Push to Bank Financial-Services Model January 5, 2009 Client Report: ABS2	Asset-Backed Securities Credit Rating Agencies Bond Insurers
Substantial, Structural GSE Reform Assessed December 30, 2008 Client Report: GSE109	Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Federal Home Loan Banks Farm Credit Administration
Reviewing the Rescue: More Money, But Many More Restrictions December 22, 2009 Client Report: RESCUE23	TARP Revisions FRB Facilities Additional Rescue Packages
Madoff Fall-Out Forces Strategic Rethink of Hedge Funds, SEC December 16, 2008 Client Report: HEDGE50	Proxy HF Regulation Investor Suitability Requirements Bank HF Limitations

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9 01, 2009

Thank You

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Thank you for contacting FedFin. We will respond as soon as possible.…

7 01, 2009

Welcome…

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Federal Financial Analytics dates back to 1985, when Karen Shaw Petrou founded the Institute for Strategy Development. Beginning with an information service, the firm steadily increased the consulting component based on client demand.

Federal Financial Analytics works to protect clients from the range of risks that result from poor anticipation and analysis of U.S. policy. Financial services firms are particularly vulnerable to risk from new laws and changed regulations. We ensure that strategic planning and risk management take full account of current and emerging risks.…

3 01, 2009

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Press Center

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Press releases and other resources for media.

Press Room

Journalists who regularly cover financial policy issues and regulation may register with Federal Financial Analytics Press Room. Registration offers the following advantages:

Press releases will be emailed directly to you at the same time as they are released to general distribution.
You will have selective access to FedFin publications, current and archived.
You will have 24/7 access to FedFin’s designated media officer and ready access to FedFin consultants for comments or background.
You will have access to our physical archives and reference works in our Washington office during normal business hours.

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3 01, 2009

Who We Are
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Managing Partners

Karen Petrou

What people are saying about Karen Petrou:

“The sharpest mind analyzing banking policy today — maybe ever.”
— Barbara Rehm, former Editor-in-Chief, American Banker

“One of the most prominent non-governmental voices on financial regulation.”
— Tobias Adrian, Financial Counsellor and Director, Capital Markets Department, The International Monetary Fund,

“Widely viewed by both sides of the bank regulation debate as incredibly smart.”
— Stephen Gandel, former Bloomberg Opinion columnist

“She gave a very broad-based view of everything that was going on—how the regulators would work, how Congress would react, and how the media would react. It was typical of her approach and forthrightness.”
— Rodgin Cohen, Senior Chairman, Sullivan & Cromwell LLP, re Petrou’s work on a prominent merger

“Whenever I’m writing about banking issues, she’s the first person I call.”
— Joe Nocera, Business Columnist, Bloomberg

“One of the most influential financial regulation experts in the world.”
— Eric Cortellessa, Digital Editor, Washington Monthly

“Karen is a genius. Because of the quality of her work she’s one of the most listened-to people in Washington. Whether Treasury or the House or Senate or the Fed, everyone pays attention to what she says…. Karen Petrou is an extraordinary individual.”
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