Wall Street post Lehman Brothers comes of age
El sector financiero de EEUU cuenta con la mitad de entidades y el doble de activos que en 2008, una regulación más férrea y nuevos retos en el horizonte mientras la Bolsa vive la fiebre de la IA. Leer
The US financial sector has undergone significant changes since the 2008 crisis, triggered by the collapse of Lehman Brothers. Today, the sector has half the number of entities and twice the assets it had 18 years ago, with stricter regulations in place. The Dodd-Frank Act of 2010 aimed to prevent future crises and imposed higher capital requirements and stress tests on banks.
The sector has become safer and more efficient, but also less entrepreneurial, with a growing trend towards electronic and algorithmic trading, and a rise in passive management and ETFs.
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