OECD's Mann on European Banks, Bonds, and Growth

The transcript discusses the European banking union, market challenges, and the impact of bail-in rules on Italian banks. It covers global economic projections, highlighting potential downgrades due to recent events. The conversation shifts to trade policies, emphasizing the risks of neo-mercantilism. Interest rates and market dynamics are analyzed, focusing on the tension between interest and equity markets. Finally, the future of European banking post-Brexit is explored, considering the implications for cross-border trade and financial services.

How does the banking union contribute to economic growth in Europe?

What are the implications of the bail-in rules for Italian banks?

What challenges do banks face in improving their balance sheets?

What are the potential consequences of not addressing the loser problem in trade?

Discuss the impact of negative interest rates on the European banking sector.

How might Brexit affect the future of the UK banking system?

What are the unresolved issues within the European Banking Union?