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Public trust in the financial sector has taken a beating, for all-too-obvious reasons. But a new TNS report finds Americans have been discriminating in their withdrawal of confidence. Respondents were asked whether they could trust various sorts of financial institutions, and some types fared far worse than others. All of 9 percent said they could trust brokerage/investment companies, and the same number said they could trust insurers. The category “large national banks” fared just slightly better (20 percent).
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