Head of World's Oldest Central Bank Says Low Rates Pose Financial Stability Risk

The video discusses the increased risks in the financial system due to macroeconomic conditions and low interest rates. It explores the role of monetary policy in contributing to stability risks and the importance of macroprudential policies. The video also highlights liquidity risks in the banking sector, the impact of money laundering allegations on financial stability, and the need for international cooperation to address climate change risks.

What are the two main factors contributing to the increase in risks mentioned in the text?

How does low interest rate policy affect risk-taking in the financial environment?

What role does liquidity play in the context of financial stability according to the text?

What implications could arise for financial stability if the issues of money laundering are not addressed?

In what ways is climate change considered a risk for the financial system?