DeSena predicts Wall Street regulations will ease under the Trump administration
Neil DeSena · EP 571: SenaHill Transacted $200M In FinTech 2016, 7 Predictions for 2017 with Founding Partner Neil DeSena · Feb 15, 2017 · at 7:39
Neil DeSena, founding partner of SenaHill Partners, gives his outlook on how the regulatory environment will shift for financial institutions following the 2016 US election.
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“No, I think things are going to ease up, but that, that's not, that wasn't the rationale for me to put this here.”
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