
How A New Type Of Money Helped Cause The Great Financial Crisis
Odd Lots
00:00
Unraveling Shadow Banking and Financial Stability
This chapter explores the collateral crunch within the shadow banking system as a key factor in the 2008 financial crisis, contrasting it with the credit crunch narrative. It examines the ongoing regulatory challenges and the persistence of shadow banking practices, while discussing the implications of evolving investment strategies and market conditions. The conversation reflects on how the perception of assets like stocks and junk energy debt can impact financial stability and signal potential crises.
Transcript
Play full episode