Wall Street's Lunch Club Plans Reboot

The video discusses the influence of CEOs and the Financial Services Forum, highlighting the shift in strategy from defense to offense for banks in Washington. It examines the role of special interest groups and trade groups as tools for banks to advocate for controversial issues. The video also touches on the direct interactions between executives and the administration, considering the implications of such relationships in a politically charged environment.

What changes are anticipated regarding the power of CEOs in Washington?

What is the significance of having a permanent president for the Financial Services Forum?

How has the role of special interest groups evolved in relation to banks and their influence?

In what ways do trade groups serve as 'Trojan horses' for banks?

How might the relationship between bank executives and the administration change in the future?