the largest investment banks are very heavily subsidized, and many would argue these massive financial institutions are dominant not because they are efficient at capital allocation or risk management, or because they offer the best products to consumers, but instead because they receive trillions in government bailouts, low-interest loans, and quantitative easing.
Ossoff critiques the dominance of large banks due to government support.
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