Rodgin Cohen Says Banking System Today Is 'Very Strong'

The transcript discusses the strength of the banking system, highlighting the results of stress tests and the performance of banks like Deutsche Bank. It addresses concerns about risks in less regulated areas such as nonbank financials and virtual currencies. The conversation also covers factors affecting bank mergers, including market reactions to tangible book value dilution. Finally, it examines the impact of regulations on banks in Switzerland and Europe, concluding that current regulations do not hinder banks from supporting the economy.

How does the speaker perceive the impact of tangible book value on bank mergers?

What is the speaker's opinion on the current capital ratios and requirements in Switzerland?

What does the speaker suggest about the relationship between bank capital and economic support?