By Tim Weber
Business editor, BBC News website, in Davos
Business editor, BBC News website, in Davos
Legendary investor George Soros has called for a radical break-up of banks that are "too big to fail".
He also backed US President Barack Obama's proposed reforms to limit the size of banks at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
Speaking at a private lunch, Mr Soros told journalists that Wall Street bankers opposing Mr Obama's plans were "tone-deaf".
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