Deustche Bank's U.S. Unit Fails Fed Stress Test

The video discusses recent stress test results for major banks like Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, and Deutsche Bank, highlighting their leverage ratios and the Fed's perspective on banking. It examines operational risks in banks, regulatory impacts, and the current state of bank capital levels. The video also speculates on future economic risks and their potential impact on banks.

What were the analysts' expectations regarding Dutch's performance?

How did the Fed's perspective on the future condition of the economy influence their decisions?

What operational risk problems are still present in some institutions post-crisis?

What impact did the tax reform have on banks' capital levels?

What does the current leverage ratio indicate about the banks' capital levels compared to pre-crisis levels?

What are the potential risks that could arise as the economy slows down?

How have banks adapted their strategies in response to investor behavior?