Has Too Big to Fail Been Solved?

The video discusses the idea of separating deposit-taking banks from investment banks, a concept supported by figures like Gary Cohn and Donald Trump. It explores the challenges and risks of such separation, including potential impacts on financial stability and competitiveness. The discussion also covers the political and economic motivations behind this idea, the role of regulation, and the ongoing debate about the effectiveness of current financial regulations in addressing issues like 'too big to fail'.

Why might some financial industry leaders be advocating for a change in the banking model?

What are the implications of separating retail banking from investment banking on U.S. competitiveness?

What is the significance of the Dodd-Frank Act in the context of banking regulation?