Sen. Elizabeth Warren, meanwhile, is seen by investors as the least stock friendly, a survey said.
Taxation is one of the most pressing issues.
CEO Tim Hockey said he expected a "muted" reaction after a 5.2 percent gain a week ago.
Banks are expected to struggle with low loan growth moving forward.
The market is valuing bank shares as if the economy is headed toward recession, a firm analyst said.
Pharma and bank stocks look best positioned amid expectations for a divided Congress.
Market watchers anticipate President Donald Trump’s efforts to ease bank rules will continue.
Some research firms are looking at what would happen if Republicans pull an upset and hold both legislative chambers.
Male executives are more "verbose" answering analysts' questions than their female counterparts, a study found.
Financial stocks are the only major group in the S&P 500 that has yet to fully recover from the bear market.