European Parliament’s Gualtieri on Regulation, Brexit

The transcript discusses concerns about the Trump administration's regulatory approach, particularly its impact on global financial rules established post-crisis. It covers capital standards negotiations between the US and Europe, potential regulatory retaliation, and the implications of Brexit on financial stability and cooperation. The dialogue emphasizes the need for a sound regulatory framework and the importance of maintaining open, well-regulated markets despite political changes.

What adaptations are being proposed in response to the UK's departure from the single market?

How does the current cooperation with the CFTC impact the regulatory landscape post-Brexit?

What are the potential consequences for U.S. financial institutions if they move operations from London to the continent?