Financial Institutions
Clinton’s proposals surrounding big banks represent an extension of Obama’s policies, meaning more regulation, higher capital requirements and lowered return on equity, according to the firm.
Trump has said he would repeal most of Dodd-Frank, which he blames for hindering bank lending. But his party also wants to reinstate the Glass-Steagall Act, a Depression-era law that separated commercial and investment banks. That move reflects a populist thread among his base to harness big banks through regulations, Gregory said.