so, we're going to do a very major haircut on dodd-frank. to be cutting a lot out of dodd-frank because frankly i have so many people, friends of mine, that have nice businesses that can't borrow money. they just can't get any money because the banks just won't let 'em borrow because of the rules and regulations in dodd-frank. we're going to eliminate wasteful regulations, which we've already done probably 25%. you can take a look at dodd-frank for the bankers in the room, they'll be very happy because we're really doing a major streamlining and perhaps elimination and replacing it with something else. >> seth: he actually said the words "for the bankers in the room, they'll be very happy. a true champion of the forgotten man. [ laughter ] who else was in the room with him? was it an audience of literal fat cats [ laughter ] "i need a photoshop of some fluffy big boys and i need it yesterday! [ laughter and applause how could you possibly think rolling back regulations on banks ten years after a financial meltdown could ever be a good idea?

>> yes. >> granted after dodd-frank, correct? >> and 20 1:55 did not change that responsibility that you had? >> that's correct. >> so in that role, what did you do prior to the bank's failure to exercise that power? >> in this instance, we were working with the fed as the institution was experiencing difficulties. but i think it's fair to say that it was in the support of roe with the primary regulator. >> but you did raise this to the primary regulator? you did exercise? that >> we were working with the primary regulator with regard to the institution. >> excellent, i'm so glad to hear that. we have to make sure that we are working together doing our job inward to prevent these things from happening. happening in the future. one of the things that i also want to talk about is just a different responsibilities that each of you have, and whether they were executed, and then additionally, want to talk, you move into the fdic's bank auction process for just a minute, although only have 33 seconds left. it seems that you failed to p

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. >> you are referring of course to don frank, which was passed during the -- dodd frank which was passed during the last financial crisis. some of those regulations were paired back during the trump administration. i will point did die linke back the financial regulations, especially what- dialing back the financial resin galatians -- financial regulations especially when it comes to as we be much how did that play in two -- new -- . >> i think they basically thought that some of these banks were small. a $150 million metoo under $50 million bank, we now have -- a 250 million dollar bank could have caused turmoil within the system. it needs to be robustly supervised. what happened several years ago was that teshold was increased and the federal reserve and others really underlined some of the core ways and -- in which we make sure that -- that these firms have enough cash on board and enough skin in the game, and it is clear that that is not the case. we need to look at the rules that were never implemented in the first place such as the 2010s law, looking at executive compensation. ther

d regulation, for disgraced president trump said and i will quote, a big number on dodd frank and is appointed regulators did just that. at that time i sounded the alarm on the dangers of weakening capitol and liquidity rules for banks. the light touch cautions from the fed management are clearly not what verse intended for bank supervision. republicans will join democrats and strengthening compliance with bank rules to address the extreme right republican narrative about bank failures but will be very, very clear, silicon valley bank collapsed because of management failures and possible regulatory weaknesses. not because there is one a black man on the board. we saw the same racist playbook in the 2008 an inch of crisis and some republicans blame the community reinvestment act and loans made to people of color. rest assured democrats will not stand for this blatant racism. bill for one minute. you're confronted with the result after 10 years of two loose monetary policy and well excessive spending. and clearly many customers forgot their own prudence and responsibility. as our commi

dodd frank is the law and it. is we have seen parts of dodd frank that really work.n there are parts that policymakers have considered over the last nine or 10 years of factoring in. for example, there is a whole set of non-bank entities that are subject to a different set of regulatory standards as banks and one thing we have said in so many others have said is if you're going to do bank like things, you should be subject to bank-like activity in terms of safety and soundness and systemic protections and consumer protections. that something we think is important. as folks look at modifying laws, we think its a principal worth adhering to. host: people have said there is a rollback of dodd frank and 2018. some have blamed that for what we sow with silicon valley bank. guest: there is nothing in that legislation that prohibited the fed from imposing stricter oversight on svb. we do it see evidence of that. i understand many have asserted that but there dozen appeared to be evidence for that. host: the president would like to see more liquidity requirements and enhance

a lot of folks talking about dodd frank but if you were here in 2008 that was a crisis. we are a long way away from where we were in 2008 and the banks system is much stronger now than it was and i think thank god that we have dodd frank at that particular time so let me ask feist chair as a part of your internal review you've indicated that you plan to evaluate whether the application of the more stringent would have prompted svb to better manage risks. so as a part of that do you expect to look into more frequent stress testing or svb's size would be appropriate? in july about with the capital framework for the system should look like. >> are the stress test results for the largest banks those that are above the $250 billion these are available to the public is that correct? >> the stress testing results are available annually to the public and when the bank crossed the 100 billion other asset threshold until 2024 but 100 billion subject to stress testing, who has access to those results for example an individual or small business client of the bank would they be able

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over-the-counter derivatives part of the regulatory mandate in 2010 with the dodd-frank act. the s.e.c. worked together after congress gave us that direction to find a path forward >> many of the crypto companies i have spoken to in the past two weeks say there is regulatory uncertainty in the u.s we need clarify. we need to understand what we can and can't do at the moment when it comes to lawmakers, a number of bills are floating around the state others looking to the s.e.c. and cf cftc do you feel there needs to be crypto specific laws in the u.s. what does it look like >> i do think we have to be careful to have dynamic regulation that is not just responsive to the asset classes in the market today, but gives us the flexibility and capability to respond as entrepreneurs and coders of softwares and continue to release more and more interesting asset classes and products and financial markets under immediately existing laws, there is provisions to understand how securities would apply to the laws and the same in the context of commodities. i agree with you it is imperative

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it refers to threats justice alito says were caused by the leak of his own decision in the dodds caseone that overturned roe v. wade. and to be crystal clear here, physical threats against anyone a reprehensible. at the book at this interview is not actually about that. and the book of this interview is justice alito describing his outrage that anyone is criticizing the court at all. quote, this kind of concerted attack on the court and on individual justices is new during my lifetime. we are being hammered daily, and i think quite unfairly and a lot of instances. and nobody, practically nobody, is defending us. alito says this kind of criticism undermines confidence in the government. the wall street journal says this interview took place on april 13th. and just that day, april 13th, propublica advanced it's already extensive reporting on justice clarence thomas and his ethics scandals, reporting that thomas sold a house to a i conservative billionaire while thomas was on the court, and thomas did not disclose the sale. and despite the fact that his mother no longer owns it, thomas's

poppy: we talk about the cost do you believe if the bill had not passed and dodd frank remain the samell of the banks that they would not have failed? lots of people including jamie dimon and other say no. lael: the president worked with the bank regulators and the department of treasury and put out a list of reforms. they do not actually require changing the law. but call on regulators to put back in place the strong safeguards. do i think the quiddity stress test would have -- liquidity stress test would have a supervisors that uninsured deposits were a huge percentage of deposit, which is really unusual in silicon valley, i do. poppy: they had not undergone -- lael: did not have liquidity requirements, they had not had a single one. do i think a capital stress test for interest rate increases could've made a difference? i do. those are the reforms the president had recommended. poppy: wanted things striking in watching svb play out that six times had regulators told you have matters requiring attention and the bank did not that it turns out in 2021 there was a federal issue that is

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a soaring the ring. similar price rises in neighboring south, su, dodd, and child which has taken all which have taken in thousands of refugees. emmett address says in the border town of audrey in chat with mole. people are still coming. what know the post camp set up by the international organizations like the united nations. i had more than 4000 refugees will been registered, formerly 100 small, still looking in trying to register themselves and their families in that particular camp. and yesterday we moved to a different camp, which is much gilda. there we found between 404-502-5000 refugees in that particular camp. and we also understand not far from where we are right now. some people have sort of moved to their families, especially women and children and allocated inability to just pull spice. yeah. although there is no presence of 8 organizations in the place. so we expect hundreds more are located in that community and they are spread within families and also spread under trees. and in the open spaces. basically the united nations and all the agencies will trying to help this

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at this time, many of the proposed rules were required by dodd frank. they were at that time. the same cannot be said today. even still, the sec is following the same path. somewhat to say a flawed path. the proposed rules have a major impact on every asset class under the jurisdiction with serious consequences for public companies, investors, retirees. i recommended the sec today take great care to analyze and carefully consider the impact of the draft rules. this way you can avoid the rush to fix all of the unintended problems that were created. ought to consider, mr. chairman, as we work through this process together. >> i agree i think the input from the public we put these proposals together carefully but we benefit from the public comment. we benefit from hearings like this as well in the letters you send us to sort through. it generally takes over a year before we finalize something and we take these meetings with market participants seriously and consider their thoughts. >> i would just note you've issued twice as many proposals in the first two years as the chairman w

tillis: when you are implementing dodd frank sorry. when you are implemented dodd frank, terrel o was in play. then we passed 2155 and he was highly critical of it. however he said yesterday he does not believe senate bill 2155 had anything to do with what occurred in seleka in valley bank and his understanding was that it was maybe not supervisors being aggressive and using discretion and tori regulatory regiments allowed in 2155 if you have a specific bank that had a like committee's are you should increase the level of supervision. so it seems to me that here we are using 2155 as a red herring for something i believe fundamentally will be a supervisory or regulatory laughs. i when ask you go out -- ask about oecd and my time remaining. i want to get close to five minutes. baseline agreement is not have what i consider the most basic standard for resolution but it looks as if we still want to move forward with congressional action absent that. i also have concerns that the exemptions that are in the agreement, particularly with respe

we saw increased regulation post global financial crisis 15 years ago and the dodd-frank bill introducedned the screws. for the most part, the regulations worked the svb collapse means we need to refine regulation we will see regulation float to the smaller banks. not only are all of the banks regulated, but the rules around capital and liquidity levels will flow down to svb size >> christopher, what are your picks for the banking sector >> we like western alliance. this is a stock which has been cut in half. trading at four times earnings the balance sheet is quite nimble they have plenty of liquidity. they paid back all of the borrowing they took down as a precautionary measure. we know the deposit levels they announced they are down $6 billion. we learned from the crisis lows in early march, deposits have grown. we are looking to see what the composition of the deposits are here this is a company with tremendous earnings power and capital flexibility. >> christopher mcgratty, thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," the tax refund reduction. the largest in a dec

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when you are implementing dodd-frank a grill it was in play. we passed the bank 20 1:55, he was highly critical of. it however he said as late as yesterday that he doesn't believe in 20 1:55 having anything to do with what occurred at silicon valley bank. his suspicion was that it was supervisory, maybe supervisors not being aggressive and, potentially using some discretionary regulatory regiments that were allowed in senegal 20 1:55. if you happen to have a specific bank that has activities that you should increase the level of supervision. it seems to me that here we are using 2155 as a red herring for something that i believe, fundamentally, will be a supervisory or regulatory labs. i want to ask you a question about oecd with my time remaining. i do want to get close to the five minutes. the baseline agreement does not have what i consider to be the most basic standards for dispute resolution. it looks as if we still want to move forward with congressional action absent that. i also have some concerns with the exemptions that are in the agr

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>> can you say whether dodd has anyone looking at chat rooms on discord, for example, or other social plat rooms right now for leaked information. >> has dod taken additional measures to restrict access to classified information and others in the massachusetts national guard. >> jesse: the media won't talk about how the pentagon screwed up. this wasn't just some whistleblower, this was a 21-year-old living with his parents who was flaunting america's secrets to his gaming buddies. now, i don't know but, but i wouldn't trust a 21-year-old jesse watters handling the pentagonnens documents. i have come a long way. now, the pentagon had their classified documents all up for grabs. you don't think chinese spies saw them online before the pentagon realized it? now that the pentagon screwed up, biden is saying, awe, none of it is a big deal. >> how concerned are you about this leak. >> i'm not concerned about the leak because -- i'm concerned that it happened. but there's nothing contemporaneous that i'm aware of that is pretty consequential. >> jesse: biden said the same thing about his own

if changes made to dodd-frank in between 19 led to the collapse of --2019 led to the collapse of svb. leading to more what spread concern -- more widespread concern. >> the banking committee will have an opportunity once we look at this review to decide if there are changes we need to make to the regulatory regime we have for banks of this size. the question is, in a committee that is bullet -- is split and nearly 5050 and what we have in the u.s. house is there a possibility to top and regulations -- tough and regulations. >> i do not know what the white house wants to see, but there is an idea if no further banks failed, nothing would happen. does first republic relight the fire? >> too soon to tell, to some extent we have see what happens over the weekend. assuming the reports of the fdic stepping in are correct. there are no reason to assume that they are not. it depends on how much legs or have any legs this crisis has. whether it leads to legislation. part of what sandra smith was pointing to is the divided government -- senator smith was pointing to is the divided government. y

we put some good regulations and place after dodd-frank and the financial crisis.45 democrats joined in deregulating banks the exact size of silicon valley bank. >> stephen: marty frank might've been one of those people. does that surprise you? >> congresswoman porter: people get talked into things by lobbyists. they get told we don't really need this regulation. let me be clear, the whole point of banking regulation as you hope you don't need it. i will tell you this, when it's your money in the bank, any money, any bank where i have my money is a bank that is too big to fail and i think most americans would feel the same way. >> stephen: let's get back to the book."i swear: politics is r than my minivan." it details your life in congress as a single mom. you say it's a bit controversial. what's controversial? >> congresswoman porter: there is this effort and politics to try to pretend that congress is glamorous and we are powerful and it's all this really wonderful, amazing things in the truth is it is like you're hot. you're late. you're sweaty. don't know what'

that has to do with the dodd-frank rules and what the regulars are allowed to do with regard to the tailoringpect, will be requiring banks of that size to hold more debt so that they can have extra liquidity on balance sheet, kind of like the big banks the g6 have already. i would not be surprised to see -- i mean, i'm going to get a little technical here, but the aoci hits that come from securities feed into regulatory capital. these things i do expect will be weighing on bank earnings really more skewed to that size the bank as opposed to the larger g6. kriti: certainly something we are keeping an eye on. managing director and global head of banks at morgan stanley, thank you as always for joining the show. busy day ahead of her for bank earnings coming up tomorrow. jp morgan taking it off, unchanged at the moment. jon, these broader markets are rolling. s&p higher by 1.2% and nasdaq just shy of 2%. 3.41 yield on the 10-year. more markets coverage ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: software economic data equals a stronger equity market here on this thursday afternoon. romaine bostick alon

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