Man Group CEO Ellis Says Banking Crisis Is Not Over Yet

The discussion initially expected to focus on inflation shifts to the banking crisis. The panel explores whether the crisis is over, predicting that many banks may not exist in the future. They discuss market reactions, particularly the misleading nature of stock price increases, and highlight the risks faced by smaller banks due to the ease of transferring funds in the digital age. The conversation underscores the instability of smaller banks' deposit bases and the challenges they face in maintaining stability.

What are the potential consequences for banks that may not exist in the next 12-24 months?

Discuss the implications of a 'shotgun marriage' in the banking sector.

What role do central banks and regulators play in preventing bank failures?

In what ways can the public's perception of bank stability influence their banking choices?

How does the modern banking environment affect the stability of smaller banks?