Yellen on Banking Regulations, Systemic Risk

The video discusses improvements in financial regulation since the financial crisis, focusing on systemic risk and financial stability. It highlights the Fed's macroprudential approach to supervising large firms, increased capital and liquidity requirements, and strategies for resolving failing systemic firms without taxpayer costs. Collaboration with foreign regulators is also emphasized.

What measures are being implemented to address the 'too big to fail' problem?

In what ways are regulators collaborating internationally to improve financial stability?