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EPISODE · May 13, 2020 · 28 MIN

After the Pandemic: The Future of Financial Regulation with former Comptroller of the Currency Eugene Ludwig

from Barefoot Innovation Podcast · host Jo Ann Barefoot

Welcome to the second in our series of special conversations about how the pandemic may change the shape of financial regulation. Last time we talked with former Comptroller of the Currency Thomas Curry. Today, my guest is another former Comptroller, and now the CEO and Founder of Promontory Financial Group, Eugene Ludwig.    Gene Ludwig has been a household name in the financial regulatory realm for decades, and it was wonderful to be able to tap into his thinking about how this unprecedented crisis may change that world. He shares his insights about likely impacts for various sectors, for community banks, and for the government's efforts thus far to provide rescue assistance.    Our listeners will be especially interested in Gene's thinking about how the crisis will reshape the technology of bank regulation. He foresees accelerating changes in how to conduct examinations, movement toward more shared utilities and third-party providers, and use of new

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