Fed's Bullard Says Recent Bank Stresses 'Can Be Managed'

The video discusses the distribution of financial intermediation, highlighting that 80% occurs outside the banking sector. It addresses the dominance of 'too big to fail' institutions and the challenges faced by regional banks, particularly the unique situation of Silicon Valley Bank. The video also covers banking practices, economic conditions, and the impact of rising interest rates. It concludes with a positive outlook for regional banks despite market fluctuations.

What percentage of intermediation goes through channels other than the banking sector?

What are the characteristics of the 'too big to fail' institutions mentioned?

How did Silicon Valley Bank's situation differ from other banks?

How are interest rates expected to change in the context of loan portfolios?

What is the outlook for regional banks according to the speaker?