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Public Law 111-203: Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (124 Stat. 1376)

U.S. Congress (via GovInfo) · Law · 21 Jul 2010 · United States

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What the document holds

Dodd-Frank Act (Pub. L. 111-203, 849 pp.). In scope: sec. 748 (CEA sec. 23, CFTC programme: definitions, $1,000,000 threshold, 10-30% of sanctions collected, discretion, exclusions, anonymous claims through counsel, 30-day appeal, Customer Protection Fund with $100,000,000 cap and annual report items, 2-year retaliation limit, confidentiality, rules within 270 days; PDF pp. 365-372); sec. 922-924 (Exchange Act sec. 21F, SEC programme: same structure, Investor Protection Fund with $300,000,000 cap and $200,000,000 Fair Fund rule, 6/3/10-year retaliation limits, 2x back pay; SOX 1514A deadline raised from 90 to 180 days; IG study within 30 months; separate SEC whistleblower office; PDF pp. 467-476); sec. 1079A(c) (3-year limit for FCA retaliation suits, PDF p. 705). Sec. 1057 (CFPB employee protection, PDF pp. 657-661) and the SOX 1514A changes are protection-only with no programme in the dataset; not recorded. Rest of the act out of scope. Events already recorded (SEC and CFTC launch); added 17 rules.

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What it covers Sections 748 (CFTC) and 922 (SEC) whistleblower programmes

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