ECON 252: Financial Markets
Lecture 19 - Investment Banks. Professor Shiller characterizes investment banking by contrasting it to consulting, commercial banking, and securities trading. Then, in order to see the essence of investment banking,
he reviews some of the principles that John Whitehead, the former chairman of Goldman Sachs, has formulated. These principles are the basis for a discussion of the substantial power that investment bankers have, and their role in society.
Government regulation of these powerful investment banks has been a thorny issue for many years, and especially so now since they played a significant role in world financial crisis of the 2000s.
(from oyc.yale.edu)
| Lecture 19 - Investment Banks |
| Time | Lecture Chapters |
| [00:00:00] | 1. Key Elements of Investment Banking |
| [00:09:50] | 2. Principles and Culture of Investment Banking |
| [00:16:54] | 3. Regulation of Investment Banking |
| [00:27:21] | 4. Shadow Banking and the Repo Market |
| [00:33:04] | 5. Fougner: From ECON 252 to Wall Street |
| [00:46:24] | 6. Fougner: Steps to Take Today to Work on Wall Street |
| [00:53:49] | 7. Fougner: From Wall Street to Silicon Valley, Experiences at Facebook |
| [00:57:56] | 8. Fougner: Question and Answer Session |
| References |
| Lecture 19 - Investment Banks Instructor: Professor Robert J. Shiller. Resources: Multiple-Choice Quiz [PDF]. Transcript [html]. Audio [mp3]. Download Video [mov]. |
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