How Banks Are Preparing for Future Crises

The transcript discusses the strengthened financial system post-crisis, highlighting increased capital and liquidity, improved supervision, and stress testing. It covers regulatory changes under new leadership, focusing on efficiency and reduced burdens. The growth of non-bank credit intermediation and its regulatory challenges are examined, alongside the competitive disadvantages faced by regulated banks. The role of asset managers like BlackRock and the need for effective regulation are also discussed, emphasizing vigilance and planning for future crises.

In what ways have asset managers like BlackRock changed the landscape of credit intermediation?

How can regulators ensure that they are not complacent in their oversight of the financial system?

What are the potential sources of the next financial crisis according to the discussion?