LibGuides: Banking Industry: Streaming Videos

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Films on Demand - Provides streaming films from sources such as Films for the Humanities and Sciences and Cambridge Educational.
Kanopy - Provides streaming videos on a variety of subjects; includes titles from PBS, BBC, Criterion Collection, Media Education Foundation and more.
Alexander Street Videos - Multidisciplinary collection contains thousands of videos.

Streaming Videos from the Library Databases

The Invention of Banking
Films on Demand (48:47 min)
This program follows the remarkable rise of the great banking families whose groundbreaking innovations in finance led to the economics of international big business practiced today.
The Banking System
Films on Demand (28:27 min)
The Knickerbocker Bank's failure led to the Bank Panic of 1907, and ultimately inspired a need for a central bank. When thousands of banks failed in the 1930s,
Moyers & Company: Bailouts and Banking Reform
Films on Demand (28 min)
In this edition of Moyers & Company, Bill is joined by Neil Barofsky, who held the thankless job of special inspector general in charge of policing TARP, the bailout’s
Banking for the Common Good: Ethical Markets 5
Films on Demand (26:36 min)
In this program, Hazel Henderson discusses the quiet revolution in banking with veteran founder of ShoreBank, Mary Houghton. The shift is away from too-big-to-fail banks still not called to account for the financial crash of 2007–2008. While they are still hobbling future prosperity, there is a shift toward credit unions, community development funds, crowdfunding, and reviving publicly-owned state and municipal banks like the 100 year success of the Bank of North Dakota. Part of the series Ethical Markets 5: Transforming Finance 3.0. (26 minutes)
Central Banks Can Print Prosperity: A Debate
Films on Demand (39 min)
Central banks have been printing money to help boost the economy, a policy known as quantitative easing.

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Kahn Academy - Banking Videos
A series of videos from Khan Academy covering the banking industry and monetary system.