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The prospect of regulatory reform for the US banking sector got a cautious welcome from bank chief executives as they reported second-quarter earnings in July. But some also complained that progress had been slow on moving to an environment that allowed banks and corporations to contribute to the growth of the economy.
James Gorman, CEO of Morgan Stanley, was upbeat despite what had been a difficult trading environment, identifying three positive tailwinds for the industry: reforms to capital requirements, reforms to corporate taxation and a rising rate environment.
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