Cantor Fitzgerald CEO Matthews: Dodd-Frank Not Going Away

The transcript discusses Wall Street's reaction to Trump's election, focusing on market uncertainty and pro-growth policies. It examines the Republican Party's dynamics and potential regulatory and tax reforms. The conversation also covers deregulation, particularly the impact of Dodd Frank, and emphasizes the importance of a global regulatory perspective.

What was the market's initial reaction to Trump's election, according to the transcript?

• The market was indifferent to the election results.

• The market was concerned about increased regulations.

• The market was optimistic about pro-growth policies.

• The market expected a recession.

What was considered a 'wild card' in Trump's election according to the discussion?

• The potential for a recession.

• The lack of congressional support.

• The support from Wall Street.

• The split within the Republican Party.

What is one of the main challenges in implementing Trump's policies as mentioned in the transcript?

• Convincing Wall Street of their benefits.

• Passing the policies through Congress.

• Overcoming the split within the Republican Party.

• Gaining support from the Democratic Party.

What is the main focus of the regulatory reform discussed in the transcript?

• Increasing regulations on small businesses.

• Loosening restrictions imposed by Dodd-Frank.

• Implementing new global regulations.

• Strengthening environmental regulations.

How does the transcript suggest viewing regulatory environments?

• From a global perspective.

• From a US-centric perspective.

• From a local perspective.

• From a historical perspective.