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But In General, As Countries Get Wealthier, There's Going To Be More Savings, Which Means You're Going To Have Intermediation. So Part Of It Is Just The Huge Growth In Wealth, And Part Of It Was Globalization - These Companies, These Clients Getting Much Bigger And Much More Global.

My Father And Grandfather Were Stockbrokers, And They Would Actually Take Stock Certificates From A Vault, Give It To A Runner, And Send It To Another Vault. Then Somebody Said, "let's Digitize It And Have One Vault." Now The Dtcc Clears And Settles Almost Everything, And The Cost Of Doing A Trade Is A Tenth Of What It Was Before.

I Don't Like The Term "universal Bank." The Chinese Government Legitimately Wants To Have A Very Strong Economy. When They Talk About Soe Reform, They Know That's Part Of It.

If The Government Wants To Do Social Policy, It Should Not Be Done In A Quasi-public Company. If You Have A Mortgage Guarantee Company Which Is Done By The U.s. Government, It Should Be Guaranteed By The Originators, I.e., The Shareholder.

I Think Normalization Is A Good Thing.