Banking Regulations: What's Left to Do?

The video discusses the progress and future direction of financial regulations, focusing on the Dodd Frank Act and supervision of large financial institutions. It raises three key questions: the effectiveness of current regulations, the potential disproportionate costs, and risks outside regulated sectors. The video also covers the review of stress test systems, emphasizing the need for increased capital requirements for major banks to ensure resilience against systemic risks.

What are the three questions that need to be asked regarding financial regulations and supervision?

How effective have the regulations and supervisory innovations been in achieving the goals of safe and sound banks?

What might be the potential risks associated with the current regulatory framework?

What changes are being considered for the stress test system for banks?

Why is it important for the largest institutions to be more resilient than other banks?