Edward Kane: Beyond Dodd-Frank

The discussion covers the state of financial reform since the 2008 crisis, highlighting the unchanged incentives in the banking sector despite new regulations like Dodd Frank. It explores the differences in banking practices post-reform, the impact of international regulations, and the role of central banks. The conversation critiques the confidence of central bankers and suggests genuine reform measures, including increased capital requirements and prosecuting financial crimes.

What suggestions were made regarding the prosecution of bank holding companies?

How do political connections influence the recruitment of regulators?

What are the challenges faced by regulatory agencies like the SEC and CFTC?

What is the significance of the Dodd-Frank Act in the context of financial reform?