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'Generational Change' In Regulation: KBW CEO

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Tom Michaud, CEO of Keefe Bruyette & Woods, predicts a "generational change in regulation" will reshape financial services, driven by policymakers reducing regulatory burdens on banks. The shift is expected to accelerate industry consolidation, as eased restrictions lower barriers to mergers and acquisitions among financial institutions. Michaud’s remarks came during a March 2026 interview on Bloomberg Deals, highlighting regulatory relief as a catalyst for structural changes in banking. The policy adjustments follow years of stringent oversight, signaling a potential reversal in post-financial-crisis regulatory trends. Analysts suggest smaller banks may seek partnerships or acquisitions to compete, reshaping the sector’s competitive landscape amid evolving compliance demands.
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Tom Michaud, president and CEO of Keefe Bruyette & Woods, joins Dani Burger on "Bloomberg Deals." Michaud says, a “generational change in regulation” is set to fuel consolidation across financial services as policymakers ease pressure on banks. (Source: Bloomberg)

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