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Our Investment Bank Looks Like It Does Because Its Customers Like Our Expansive Network And Want To Do Equity, Debt, M&a, Custody, Move Money, Deposit Money, Et Cetera.

The Government Isn't Going To Say, "we're Going To Regulate Banks, But We'll Leave These Other Companies Alone." I Think The Regulators Want To Make Sure That They Have Some Form Of Regulation On Anything Systemic. We Like Our Hand. But, You Know, Honestly, Who Owns The Future?

Look, In Any System, You Want Highly Ethical People Who Really Understand Issues To Form Policies And Make Tough Decisions. You Need All The Right People In The Room. But There's A General View In Washington Now By Many Politicians That If You Ever Were On This Side, You're Conflicted For Being On That Side.

Banks Also Have To Say No To Customers. We Can't Always Give Clients What They Want; It May Not Be In The Client's Best Interest.

Because Of That [brexit], You're Going To Have Slow Growth And, Unfortunately, While There May Not Be Huge Volatility, There Will Be Volatility.