Obama to outline plans for financial sector

President Barack Obama will speak today in New York about the government's plan to unwind its involvement in the financial industry and a push on regulatory changes aimed at preventing future crises. Mr. Obama is seeking support from the financial community for his regulatory revamp. The president's comments are expected to echo those of Treasury and Federal Reserve officials in response to criticism that they do not have an "exit strategy" for stimulus measures

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