Banking
Chapters
The prosecution shows evidence against a bank executive, in addition to forms being filled out incorrectly in Hampton County, which was not disclosed to the probate court.
23:39 - 30:08 (06:29)
Summary
The prosecution shows evidence against a bank executive, in addition to forms being filled out incorrectly in Hampton County, which was not disclosed to the probate court. The slow creeping defense is being met with insufficient force from the government.
EpisodeCup of Justice Bonus 9: The Vultures Are Circling But Will Russell Laffitte Be Found Guilty?
PodcastMurdaugh Murders Podcast
Banks make money by lending out the money they have to make more money.
21:44 - 26:08 (04:24)
Summary
Banks make money by lending out the money they have to make more money. They can also borrow from other banks to satisfy the Fed's reserve requirements, known as the federal funds rate.
EpisodeThe Scintillating World of Interest Rates
PodcastStuff You Should Know
The lack of oversight in banking can lead to moral hazard for CEOs and boards, as well as risks for the individual bank, which should be monitored by regulators for systemic risk.
34:40 - 37:35 (02:54)
Summary
The lack of oversight in banking can lead to moral hazard for CEOs and boards, as well as risks for the individual bank, which should be monitored by regulators for systemic risk.
EpisodeMaking Cents of SVB’s Collapse With Mark Cuban and Sheila Bair
PodcastThe Problem With Jon Stewart
Small and mid-sized banks are going through a tough time, and a slowing economy with high interest rates isn't helping.
01:02 - 09:17 (08:14)
Summary
Small and mid-sized banks are going through a tough time, and a slowing economy with high interest rates isn't helping. This could lead to less expansion and hiring for main street businesses, which would be bad for bank profitability.
EpisodeSaturday, March 18, 2023
PodcastUp First
The effectiveness of stress test methodologies in ensuring adequate capital reserves, while creating low cost capital and maintaining liquidity in the markets, is a topic of ongoing debate.
27:42 - 32:42 (05:00)
Summary
The effectiveness of stress test methodologies in ensuring adequate capital reserves, while creating low cost capital and maintaining liquidity in the markets, is a topic of ongoing debate. If stress tests are too limiting, the cost of capital goes up and it becomes difficult to trade, resulting in lower market liquidity.
EpisodeE28: Current state of public & private markets, Archegos debacle, US debt issues, wealth tax & more
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
The process of buying and selling involves transferring bank liabilities and cash between parties, ultimately leading to a complex system of promises to pay.
35:31 - 38:33 (03:02)
Summary
The process of buying and selling involves transferring bank liabilities and cash between parties, ultimately leading to a complex system of promises to pay. Bank accounts and cash are both considered liabilities, with the former being a liability to the banking sector and the latter being a liability to the Federal Reserve.
Episode#303 – Steve Keen: Marxism, Capitalism, and Economics
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
A man discovers a high-denomination bead in his account, which he didn't expect to have.
16:44 - 20:03 (03:18)
Summary
A man discovers a high-denomination bead in his account, which he didn't expect to have.
EpisodeS1 E6: Zero
PodcastMidst
The banking system in Shandong has been in operation for centuries and is led by a man with a lot of power.
1:05:39 - 1:12:02 (06:23)
Summary
The banking system in Shandong has been in operation for centuries and is led by a man with a lot of power. The author draws attention to the authoritarian nature of the system and the influence of state violence in upholding it.
EpisodePart One: The Well Hung Warlord Who Tried to Conquer China
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The speaker talks about how banks can loan out money that is deposited in their accounts nine times over because of fractional reserve banking.
06:10 - 10:18 (04:08)
Summary
The speaker talks about how banks can loan out money that is deposited in their accounts nine times over because of fractional reserve banking. They also mention the fear associated with losing time to earn money.
EpisodeOvercome Your Beliefs Around Money & Begin Investing In Yourself w/Grant Cardone EP 1229
PodcastThe School of Greatness
Banks often view depositors as a cost center as they have to spend money on acquiring them, causing challenger banks to become a potential threat for traditional banks.
42:47 - 46:11 (03:24)
Summary
Banks often view depositors as a cost center as they have to spend money on acquiring them, causing challenger banks to become a potential threat for traditional banks. This differs from loan providers who can build long-term relationships with customers, as loans are considered a commodity.