Wall Street Pay Limits Said to Get a Fresh Look From Regulators

The transcript discusses potential changes to post-crisis banking rules under President Trump, focusing on the Dodd-Frank Act's impact on executive bonuses. It highlights the Trump administration's approach to enforcing these rules and the potential benefits for Wall Street if implemented. The discussion also touches on the political implications of these changes, especially if a Democrat were to take office.

What is the main focus of the potential review by President Trump regarding banking rules?

• Increasing bank profits

• Reducing bank risks

• Expanding bank branches

• Enhancing customer service

What is the primary goal of the proposed changes to executive bonuses?

• To increase executive salaries

• To encourage long-term risk management

• To reduce the number of executives

• To simplify bonus calculations

How might the Trump administration's approach to Dodd-Frank regulations differ from expectations?

• By introducing new taxes

• By ignoring Wall Street interests

• By enforcing existing rules

• By repealing all regulations

What was the general expectation of bankers regarding the Trump administration's handling of Dodd-Frank rules?

• That they would be strengthened

• That they would be ignored

• That they would be repealed

• That they would remain unchanged

What potential benefit is mentioned for Wall Street if the proposed changes are implemented?

• Better alignment with executive interests

• Increased market volatility

• Higher short-term profits

• Improved public relations