Background
Friesen, Connie M. was born on August 4, 1945 in Chicago, Illinois, United States.
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Connie M. Friesen
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Concordia College (Bachelor of Arts, summa cum laude, 1967). Harvard University (Doctor of Philosophy, 1972). Yale Law School (Juris Doctor, 1978).
Career
Worked at Richards & O"Neil, Limited Liability Partnership (New York, New York) specializing in General Practice. Admitted to the bar, 1979, Connecticut. 1980, New New York
Author: International Bank Supervision, (London: Euromoney, 1986).
European Integration 1992: Some New Opportunities for United States. and Japanese Banks and Other Financial Institutions, 5 Review of Financial Services Regulation 1 (January 1989).
Capital Guidelines and Global Markets, 4 Review of Financial Services Regulation 123 (July 1988). Recent Developments in Swiss Bank Secrecy Law, 3 Review of Financial Services Regulation 205 (December 1987).
Comparative Bank Capital Guidelines, 3 Review of Financial Services Regulation 113 (June 1987). The Regulation and Supervision of International Lending: Participant I, International Lawyer 1059 (1985).
The Regulation and Supervision of International Lending: Participant II, 20 International Lawyer 153 (1986).
Company-Author: with Stephen J. Friedman, A New Paradigm for Financial Regulation: Getting From Here to There, 43 Maryland Law Review 410 (Fall 1984). Adjunct Associate Professor of Law, Fordham University Law School, Spring 1988 and 1989. Member: New York State (Member, International Banking Law Committee) and American (Member, Banking Law Committee) Bar Associations.
Richards & O"Neil, Limited Liability Partnership is a law firm with a general practice in business and finance law, litigation, labor and employment law, real estate, taxation, entertainment and intellectual property law and estate planning and administration.
The firm has approximately 80 lawyers, of whom 28 are partners.
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Member: New York State (Member, International Banking Law Committee) and American (Member, Banking Law Committee) Bar Associations.
