Agencies tasked with the responsibility of writing rules under the Dodd-Frank Act ended 2011 with a total of 149 missed deadlines out of 400 rulemaking requirements slated for last year.
As of Dec. 31, 2011, a total of 200 of the 400 total rulemaking requirement deadlines under Dodd-Frank have passed. Of these 200 deadlines, 149 or 74.5 percent were missed, while 51 or 25.5 percent have been met with finalized rules. Of the 149 missed rules, 25 of them have not been proposed, according to the January 2012 issue of the Dodd-Frank Progress Report compiled by law firm Davis Polk.
