Hi Q,

Here's a fictional tale, it is not advising, encouraging action, or meant to represent reality in any way:

Maybe the 2010 Dodd Frank Act can be used to take out bad actors on wall street / corporate America.

Maybe use the FDIC/OLA to take banks/financials into receivership, (NOT bankruptcy),

(single point of entry at the parent holding company, so it probably can be a subsidiary)

with reason being they are (G-)SIFI's, systemically important institutions (or their holding company is),

and that they run the risk of default due to unsafe/unsound practices(which seems like a really low bar),

and that this will prevent another financial crisis.

Maybe you can include non-financial corporations as well,

if they are trading derivitives and you can take away their end-user exceptions.

Transfer all assets of the institution to a bridge holding company(good guys), fire the execs/bad guys.

Sell off any bad acting entities / subsidiaries (cough msm / ngo's cough) so they can be dismantled.

Make sure the good people get their money but the bad guys lose out(bail-in).

Good guys now have control of the resulting institution(s), this has ended too big to fails.

Seems like this could be done fairly quietly as well.

End of fictional tale