Fed's Daniel Tarullo on Bank Risks, Too-Big-to-Fail

The video discusses the financial crisis inherited by Obama, focusing on regulatory reforms led by Daniel Tarullo. It covers the 'too big to fail' issue, stress tests, and the impact of regulations on community banks. The future of financial regulation and the importance of maintaining reforms to prevent another crisis are also highlighted.

How does the integration of capital markets and traditional lending create challenges for financial regulation?

In what ways did the regulatory changes affect community banks compared to larger banks?

What are the potential risks of rolling back financial regulations established after the crisis?

What lessons should be remembered from the financial crisis to prevent future occurrences?