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Tracking the Trump Administration’s Dangerous Deregulatory Actions

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Trump's Dangerous Deregulation = A Horrific Crash

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Tracking Trump's First 100 Days

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In connection with Trump’s first 100 days, Better Markets released a report titled “Trump’s Wall Street Deregulation on Steroids is Going to Cause a Horrific Economic Crash on Main Street,” which outlines decades of deregulation, the Main Street damage that has resulted, and the likely economic, social, and political fallout of four more years of dangerous deregulation—and the coming crash.

Better Markets also hosted a not-to-be-missed webinar that examined Trump’s first 100 days and its implications for financial regulation and the broader economy. During the webinar, Better Markets’ team of experts analyzed key personnel appointments, policy shifts, and emerging threats—exploring their potential consequences for the U.S. economy:

Finally, in conjunction with the event, Better Markets launched a “Trump Tracker” that monitors the dangerous deregulatory efforts happening at each of the financial regulatory agencies. These actions often receive little if any attention but are—collectively and cumulatively—incredibly important to all Americans. This near real-time tracker will highlight and publicize what’s happening at the agencies and what it means for Main Street Americans.

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“Dennis Kelleher and his team at Better Markets have consistently pushed for financial reform that will help protect the U.S. economy from another financial crash. They are strong partners in the fight to level the playing field for middle-class families and have been persistent fighters for the American people, their jobs, savings and retirements.”

“Better Markets has served as a valuable and important voice pushing for fairness in our financial system.”

“Dennis Kelleher over at Better Markets, a huge presence in Washington, DC. A nonprofit, of course, established to make finance and government serve society a little bit better.”

“Dennis Kelleher [is] one of the most powerful lobbyists on financial regulatory reform.”

“It's more important than ever that consumers and taxpayers have strong advocates like Dennis and Better Markets to stand up for ordinary Americans.”

“Kelleher, a former attorney at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, has become well-known for his critique of both Wall Street banks and regulators who he has often accused of failing to hold the banks accountable for wrongdoing.”

“Dennis is one of the most plugged in and important names here in Washington as the founder and leader of the investor advocacy group Better Markets. His views can not only drive fear into the heart of Wall Street, but they are also driving the conversation on Capitol Hill, especially on the most pressing topics concerning market abuse, risk and the integrity of the financial system.”

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