International Banking columnist Kathleen A. Scott discusses the Trump administration's initial efforts at addressing what he sees as over-regulation, and suggests what effect it might have on non-U.S. banks' operations in the United States.
March 13, 2017 at 02:03 PM
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As soon as he was sworn in as president, Donald Trump moved quickly to fulfill some of his campaign promises regarding his vow to cut regulations. This month’s column discusses the Trump administration’s initial efforts at addressing what he sees as over-regulation, and suggests what effect it might have on non-U.S. banks’ operations in the United States.
Let us begin with a few executive orders and memoranda dealing with regulatory issues:
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