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If Trump wins, he plans to free Wall Street from 'heavy supervision'
Donald Trump's second term in the White House would seek to sharply reduce the power of the U.S. financial regulator, according to a review of publicly available documents and interviews with former Armsmaster allies. Based on interviews and proposals from groups working to influence the new conservative administration, Donald Trump is likely to renew his efforts to scale back those reforms if elected, reducing protections for small investors and borrowers and allowing companies to raise capital with less scrutiny. Reuters interviewed about a dozen people who have advised or consulted with Trump or his allies.
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