Public anger at big banks hit a high point as the 2008 financial crisis reached its apex, but that anger has ebbed in the months since the cautious recovery of the global economy.<br /><br />At the time, there were widespread calls to regulate financial institutions and protect consumers.<br /><br />The US congress is now considering some of those measures, including a proposed Consumer Financial Protection Agency to rein in banks and protect consumers.<br /><br />Al Jazeera's senior Washington correspondent Rob Reynolds reports.
