Yellen Says Regulations Haven't Impeded Credit Growth

The transcript discusses the impact of Dodd Frank regulation on credit growth, with a focus on whether these regulations have restricted economic growth. It highlights the importance of strong banks for healthy credit growth and reviews a Treasury report on regulatory burden. The speaker emphasizes the need for tailored regulations for community banks and shares views on maintaining low interest rates to support the economy.

What is the impact of Dodd-Frank regulation on credit growth according to the text?

How does the speaker characterize the relationship between bank capitalization and credit growth?

What are the key components of a safe and sound banking system mentioned in the text?

What recommendations does the Treasury report make regarding regulatory burden?

What is the speaker's view on the necessity of low interest rates for the economy?