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2026 banking and capital markets regulatory outlook
Tuesday, 3 February 2026 11:00 a.m. ET

Virtual - Dbriefs

CPE credits | Event language: English

3 Feb. 2026

Tuesday, 11:00 a.m. ET | 1 Hr.

2026 banking and capital markets regulatory outlook

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Banking & Capital Markets

Participants will apply insights and initiatives to better manage the heavy volume of change, including new technology solutions, controls, reporting, and processes.

Host: Irena Gecas-McCarthy, principal, Deloitte &Touche LLP

Presenters: Jennifer Burns, managing director, Deloitte & Touche LLP

                      Joshua E. Uhl, managing director, Deloitte & Touche LLP

1 Overview CPE credit | Specialized Knowledge

Key takeaways

 2026 is expected to be a watershed year for financial services organizations navigating regulatory change. Join us as we explore how business, consumer, and technological developments will likely impact the banking and capital markets industry in the United States, including regulations governing its key activities and the steps organizations can take in response. We’ll discuss:

  • The 2026 banking and capital markets regulatory outlook.
  • Legislation and policy shifts affecting US financial services organizations.
  • The impact of changing legal and regulatory requirements on how financial services organizations perform their key functions.
Jennifer Burns

Jennifer Burns

Deloitte - United States
Jennifer brings more than 30 years of leadership experience in bank supervision and regulatory compliance, having shaped national supervision strategies as Deputy Director of Supervision, Division of Supervision and Regulation, at the Federal Reserve System. In this role, she directed the Federal Reserve System’s supervision programs for state member banks, holding companies, and other regulated entities as well as overseeing risk identification, specialty supervision, and stress testing activities. Jennifer led the Federal Reserve’s supervisory response to high-profile challenges, including the 2023 bank failures and COVID-19 pandemic, and advanced crisis response playbooks that strengthened overall readiness. She regularly collaborated with domestic and international supervisory counterparts to enhance supervisory effectiveness. Previously, Jennifer held several senior leadership roles at the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, including Executive Vice President for Supervision, Regulation & Credit, and other key positions overseeing large, complex banking organizations and risk policy groups. Known for her collaborative and innovative approach, Jennifer helps clients navigate complex regulatory environments, build resilient risk functions, and drive sustainable strategic change.
Joshua E. Uhl

Joshua E. Uhl

Deloitte - United States
Joshua is a managing director in Deloitte’s financial services practice with more than 15 years of experience and specializes in advising broker-dealers and registered investment advisors on regulatory and business operations topics. Including sales practices, advisory services, supervision, trading, technology and operational organizational structures.