Can Wall St. mend its rift with President Obama?
(Moneywatch) Mitt Romney wasn't the only loser in the presidential election. Wall Street's banks and investment firms raised a lot of money for the Republican nominee to no avail. Will they try to mend fences with President Obama and a Democrat-controlled Senate which will soon include Elizabeth Warren, nemesis of big banks? Almost as soon as the election was declared for Mr. Obama, The Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association -- which has lobbied and sued to overturn the Dodd-Frank bill -- came out with an oddly conciliatory statement: "We look forward to continuing to work with President Obama and a new Congress on a host of important and immediate issues.
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| 0.0841379 | "I don't think it changes very much because the ground game for Wall Street has been and will continue to be dismantling Dodd-Frank piece by piece through the judicial process," says Josh Brown, ... |
| 0.0569237 | "I don't think it changes very much because the ground game for Wall Street has been and will continue to be dismantling Dodd-Frank piece by piece through the judicial process," says Josh Brown, an advisor at Fusion Analytics and author of the book "Backstage Wall Street." |
| -0.478701 | "She's really the worst nightmare for Wall Street," says Brown. |
| -0.0754512 | "She's really the worst nightmare for Wall Street," says Brown. "Her ideas about consumer protection and regulation go far beyond anything coming out of the White House." |
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| 0.0400542 | "It did less damage than did the crisis of 2007/08, but it did do some damage," says Paul Kedrosky, ... |
| -0.0633776 | "It did less damage than did the crisis of 2007/08, but it did do some damage," says Paul Kedrosky, a venture capitalist who writes the respected blog Infectious Greed. "Wall Street hoped it could squirm out from under Dodd-Frank and related regulations under a Romney administration, so they acted in a transparently self-serving way that will limit its flexibility in any future conversations." |
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Can Wall St. mend its rift with President Obama?
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The financial sector donated $61 million to defeat the man who just won re-election, and Elizabeth Warren has the title "Senator Elect"
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