put stricter rules on banks so they don't crash and hurt working people
Strengthen bank regulations to prevent bank crashes that hurt working people.
Occurrences
Evidence
Warren sent a June 9 letter to SEC Chair Paul Atkins urging the SEC to delay SpaceX's IPO, arguing the offering could expose investors to unnecessary risk and undermine market integrity.
Federal Reserve officials were moving to lower bank capital requirements, and Warren criticized the banking industry's lobbying push to weaken safeguards against Wall Street risk-taking.
Warren and Josh Hawley introduced a bipartisan bill that would let the FDIC claw back compensation from bank executives after bank failures.
Assessments
Warren took concrete steps consistent with the promise, including opposing weaker bank capital rules and introducing a bipartisan bill to claw back pay from executives after bank failures. But the provided evidence does not show that she secured enactment of stronger bank regulations or otherwise delivered the promised outcome. Because there was a serious legislative and public regulatory effort without demonstrated fulfillment, this is best scored as a failed delivery with effort credit.