The Morin Center for Banking and Financial Law

The Morin Center for Banking and Financial Law was founded in 1978 to develop research and educational programs in the areas of law governing and relating to banking and financial services. The Morin Center’s mission is to provide, within BU Law, an organization for encouraging, managing and recognizing education and research in the field of banking and financial services law. The Morin Center reflects the international aspects of financial services in its work, seeks to marry academic excellence with practical application and fosters a community of scholarship and dialog on legal issues critical to the financial community.

The work of the Morin Center is four-fold:

The Center’s name reflects the generosity of Charles Morin of Washington D.C., a member of the Boston University School of Law Class of 1949 and an original member of the Center’s Board of Advisors.

 
 
 

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Morin Center Spotlight On...

The Federal Home Loan Bank System: A Vehicle for Job Creation and Job Retention.

A proposal to reconfigure the mission of the Federal Home Loan Banks to promote job creation, by Cornelius Hurley and Rebecca Hicks Gallup.
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Compilation of studies mentioned in the Dodd banking bill

View Summary of Studies Mentioned in Dodd Bill

The Morin Center in the Media

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