Big US banks could see fat payday under Trump
His election bolsters chances for pro-growth measures, tax cuts, and loosening of Dodd-Frank law and other rules
New York
AFTER eight years of unrelenting scrutiny and billions of dollars in legal settlements, the banking industry suddenly is facing a more hospitable political climate in Washington next year.
Prior to Nov 8, Wall Street had been girding for a potential Democratic victory that would have empowered progressive firebrands like Massachusetts Democrat Elizabeth Warren, who has pushed to break up large banks and jail banking executives in the wake of the financial crisis.
Instead, the Republican sweep of Congress and president-…
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