Jeffrey: Some Dodd-Frank Changes May Be Welcomed

The video discusses potential changes to the Dodd-Frank legislation under Trump's administration, focusing on implementation and enforcement rather than rewriting rules. European banks express concerns about regulation changes, preferring a pause in regulatory increases. The health of banking systems in Europe and the US is analyzed, noting improvements post-financial crisis. The video concludes with a discussion on Deutsche Bank's fines related to the Russia issue and the pending DOJ settlement.

What is the expectation regarding Trump's need for congressional support in rolling back Dodd Frank?

How do the CEOs of European banks view the possibility of returning to light regulation?

What is the current health status of the banking system in Europe compared to the United States?

What changes to banking regulations might be considered beneficial according to the discussion?

What are the implications of the DOJ settlement related to Deutsche Bank and the Russia issue?