Prof Darrell Duffie of the Graduate School of Business (GSB) at Stanford University gives an overview of the impact of financial reforms post-2008 crisis.
Covering:
- Liquidity in corporate bond markets (0:05)
- Market structure versus technology and all-to-all bond trading platforms (2:53)
- Is liquidity/maturity transformation a cause for concern to regulators? (5:06)
- ETF and Mutual funds liquidity concerns (5:50)
- Counter-cyclical capital buffers to safeguard the banking system and provide liquidity during times of crisis (7:35)
- The Supplementary Leverage Ratio (SLR) pitfalls (10:47)
- Alternative to SLR (12:48)
- Regulation impact on fixed income market liquidity (17:09)
- What happens to 100s of trillions of dollars in swaps referencing when LIBOR and EURIBOR disappear? (18:50)
- Overview of the impact of post-2008 financial reform on the financial industry (24:31)