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Part 1: Welcoming Remarks, Julie Stackhouse

October 1, 2012 | St. Louis Mo.

Dialogue with the Fed: Robo-signing, the London Whale and Libor Rate-Rigging: Are the Largest Banks Too Complex for Their Own Good?

Julie Stackhouse, senior vice president, Banking Supervision and Regulation, welcomes attendees to the Oct. 5 Dialogue and introduces guest speaker William Emmons, assistant vice president and economist, as well as guest panelists Mary Karr, senior vice president and general counsel, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, and Steven Manzari, senior vice president, Complex Financial Institutions, Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

Presentation (PDF)

Part 1: Welcoming Remarks, Julie Stackhouse (4:24)
Part 2: Introduction (5:43)
Part 3: Big Banks Misbehaving: Robo-signing (7:30)
Part 4: Big Banks Misbehaving: Botched Hedging (3:33)
Part 5: Big Banks Misbehaving: Rate-Rigging (7:50)
Part 6: How Did We Get Here: Why Are There Banks, Especially Big Banks, At All? (13:06)
Part 7: Do Big and Complex Banks Create Any Special Problems? (8:45)
Part 8: Internal and External Governance of Large Banks (7:44)
Part 9: Is There A Better Way? (13:23)
Part 10: Audience Question and Answer I (21:37)
Part 11: Audience Question and Answer II (17:22)

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