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00:00As community bankers well know, it was not community banks that fueled the 2008 financial crisis.
00:06It was the largest, most complex firms whose excessive risk-taking nearly brought down the system.
00:12In the years since, strong reforms, higher capital, tougher liquidity requirements,
00:18and rigorous stress testing have helped to safeguard our economy. Yet recent proposed
00:23rollbacks in capital standards for the largest banks in the supervisory framework for large banks
00:30and in the rigor of stress testing for large banks threaten to erode those protections.
00:36These shifts would not make the system safer. They would leave community banks once again exposed
00:41to the fallout if the largest players stumble. Because we cannot afford to repeat those mistakes,
00:48I have spoken out against weakening standards for large banks, and I will continue to do so.
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