Orrico: Canadian Banks are in Good Shape

The video discusses the stability of Canadian banks compared to U.S. banks, highlighting their perceived stability despite higher costs. It examines the specific issues faced by Deutsche Bank, including a significant U.S. fine, and considers whether these issues are isolated or indicative of broader systemic risks. The video also explores the complexity and regulatory environment of large financial institutions, noting their utility-like return profiles.

What does the phrase 'the straw that broke the camel's back' refer to in the context of Deutsche Bank?

In what ways have financial regulations changed since 2008 and 2009, according to the text?