Investors Need to Do Their Credit Work, Says BlackRock's Thiel

The video discusses the evolution of banking regulations over the past decade, highlighting increased equity capital and policy tools for safety. It examines capital ratios, balancing safety with innovation, and investment opportunities in bank capital structures. The focus shifts to improved risk assessment post-financial crisis, emphasizing the importance of credit work and investor sentiment.

What changes have occurred in the equity capital of banks over the last 10 years?

What is the current weighted average tangible CT ratio at the 6th largest U.S. banks?

What are the arguments regarding the adequacy of capital ratios in banks?

How has the focus on credit work changed since the financial crisis?

What lessons have been learned about credit work in the investment environment post-Lehman Brothers?