March 11 (Bloomberg) -- Jamie Dimon, chief executive officer of JPMorgan Chase & Co., speaks about the need to establish a "systemic risk regulator" and set up procedures to deal with potential failures of large financial institutions.

Dimon, speaking at a conference hosted by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington, also discusses his firm's use of aid from the Troubled Asset Relief Program and the outlook for the financial market crisis. (Source: Bloomberg)

00:00 Outlook for crisis:  no "silver bullets"
01:13 Bank bailouts, recession, credit markets
04:58 Causes, contributors to economic crisis
08:34 "Blame" for regulatory lapses and mistakes
11:07 Global imbalances; acceptance of TARP aid
13:09 Stimulus package, Fed response to crisis
15:18 Banking regulation "changes": systemic risk
17:00 Mortgage, securitization, accounting rules
18:49 JPMorgan culture: Bear Stearns, charity
21:22 "Signs of recovery"; need to act in "union"
23:07 Questions: JPMorgan employees, recruitment
24:02 Government's exit strategy from bank aid
25:52 Bank pay structure; mark-to-market accounting
30:04 Mortgage modifications; outlook for crisis

Running time 33:25

Last Updated: March 11, 2009 16:47 EDT