Five US market regulation forecasts for 2019

Views Of The U.S. Capitol As Obstacles Await Lawmakers During Its Three-Week Stretch

The U.S. Capitol building stands past American flags before sunrise in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Tuesday, July 11, 2017. As Congress returned from its mid-summer break yesterday for a crucial three-week stretch, several obstacles await lawmakers, including an ongoing health-care fight, divisions among Republicans on the basic parameters of a tax bill, and a maelstrom of upcoming deadlines to keep the government running and avert a catastrophic default on U.S. debt. Photographer: Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg

While the new Democratic-controlled House of Representatives makes legislative reforms in financial regulation very unlikely, we predict the financial regulators will continue to effect change in key areas. 1. Volcker rule reforms The Volcker rule has been one of the most controversial markets

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