The Trump Effect: Global Banking Remade

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The return of Donald Trump to the White House has reshaped the operating environment for banks through a combination of deregulation, tariffs, digital asset reform and heightened scrutiny of monetary policy. While the banking sector remains broadly resilient, financial institutions are navigating a landscape defined by greater uncertainty and shifting regulatory priorities. This article explores the impact of political decision-making on banking strategy, credit availability, capital allocation and market confidence. It examines how policy changes are influencing both domestic and international banking, and what those developments could mean for the future of global financial services.

Sep 25, 2026

Mark Norman, Supply Chain Risk & Resilience Program Manager,

Tags: ALM, Treasury and Liquidity Risk

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How banking has changed since Trump's return
The impact of tariffs on financial institutions
Digital assets move into the mainstream
The debate over regulatory reform
Why uncertainty remains a defining risk

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