7:30 – Registration and coffee
8:15 – Welcome
President Linda N. Hanson
Hamline University
Dean Donald M. Lewis
Hamline University School of Law
Introduction to Symposium
Professor Ann Graham
Director, Business Law Institute
Panel I - 8:30 to 9:45
Secondary Mortgage Market
Issues: Causes and Cures
Prof. David Reiss
Brooklyn Law School
American Homeownership Policy
Prof. Julie Hill
Univ. of Houston Law School
Shifting Losses: The Impact of Fannie
and Freddie Conservatorship on
Commercial Banks
Prof. Erik Gerding
University of Colorado
Law School
Restricting Bank Real Estate
Investments: Past and Future
Break – 9:45 to 10:00
Panel II - 10:00 to 12:00
Fixing the Secondary Mortgage
Market: An Exchange of
Viewpoints
John Ryan
President/CEO, Conference of State
Bank Supervisors
State Regulator Perspective
James C. Sivon
Barnett, Sivon & Natter, Washington,
D.C., on behalf of the Financial Services
Roundtable
Large Bank Perspective
W. Douglas Hile
President/CEO, Klein Bank
(Minnesota's largest family-owned
bank); Director, Federal Home Loan
Bank of San Francisco; Director,
Minnesota Bankers Association
Community Bank Perspective
Scott Olson
President, Olson Advocacy Group
LLC; former member of the U.S. House
Financial Services Committee
Congressional Perspective
Lunch - 12:00 to 1:30
Keynote Address
 Gary Stern
Former President of Minneapolis
Federal Reserve Bank
“Too Big To Fail”: Fannie and Freddie
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Panel III - 1:30 to 2:45
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac:
Highlighting Problems
Prof. Christine Hurt
University of Illinois Law School
Executive Compensation at
Freddie and Fannie
Prof. Steven Ramirez
Loyola University Chicago Law School
In Defense of the GSEs
Prof. Joan MacLeod Heminway
University of Tennessee Law School
CMOs and Secondary Mortgage
Market Issues
Prof. Robert A. Brown
Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School
All That Glitters Is Not Gold: The Limits
of Exporting Securitization Reform in
the United States to International
Financial Markets
Break: 2:45 to 3:00
Panel IV - 3:00 to 4:30
Secondary Mortgage
Perspectives from “Where the
Rubber Meets the Road”
Lynne B. Barr
Goodwin Procter LLP, Boston, MA
Practicing Lawyer Perspective
Rick Aneshansel
EVP and CFO, U.S. Bank
Home Mortgage
Mortgage Originator Perspective
Prof. Elizabeth Renuart
Albany Law School; and
Kathleen Keest
Center for Responsible Lending
Consumer Perspective, Ethics in
the Secondary Market
Prof. Cheryl Wade
St. John’s University School of Law
Families and Neighborhoods Perspective,
Ethics in the Secondary Market
Jeff Williamson
VP, Managing Officer, Star Bank
Small Community Bank Perspective,
Customers and Rural Communities
Moderators
Prof. Heidi Mandanis Schooner
Catholic University Law School
Prof. Art Wilmarth
George Washington University
Law School
Prof. Brett McDonnell
University of Minnesota Law School
Gregory J. Pulles
Briggs and Morgan, Minneapolis, MN
CLE Credits
Minnesota CLE Event Code 159239
5.25 Standard, .75 Ethics
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