In 2019 (or some such future date) nothing much will happen because of banking reform.

Government can set the rules of the game - such as banking reform, and energy competitition law.

Also just looking at the current government they been given the role of delivering banking reform.

"We are hopeful that the significant change in leadership will present new opportunities for banking reform and other industry concerns."

This allowed the president to introduce banking reform which was officially passed by Congress in 1836.

As with banking reform, it's in the public interest to bring the City to heel.

There was no significant banking reform or nationalisation of private businesses.

In 2010, he appeared on the Analysis programme to discuss banking reform.

I don't quite know what message he was trying to get across about banking reform.

In other words, the government, intentionally or not, has softened the blow of another banking reform.