Is/was SVB state or federal regulated?
Yellen rules out bailout for Silicon Valley Bank: "We're not going to do that again" - CBS News
Silicon Valley Bank fails and rattles markets
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Yellen rules out bailout for Silicon Valley Bank: "We're not going to do that again" - CBS News
l think this is a tweet from a fake expert. I don't think Dodd-Frank necessarily would have prevented this bank collapse.
From what I understand is that, SVB has its money tied up in longer-term treasuries and was taking in short-term deposits. It's a classic bank liquidity squeeze. It had nothing to do with making risky loans.
On the face of it, it's a very simple and stupid bank treasury. It worked for many years decades in the 1950s and early 1960s. It requires a fairly stable interest rate environment.
Not really an expert in banking. But check Pete Osborne's post #61 in this thread for a number of experts who would support what I posted.
Geee, like it's been planned all along.
Getting things ready for CBDCs and HEAVY regulation all in the name to protect us. lol
BOTH SIDES working for the globalists, bought and paid for$$$$$$$$$
More shit to come.
Peter Thiel could afford to lose money if it means controlling the population and spying on them with Palantir (use for "counter terrorism spying", code for spying on its citizens). lol
Can't imagine why Thiel who flourished in the late 90s and early 00s would want to move a few years before the scandemic hit in 2020.
Billionaire Peter Thiel is building a panic room into his house in New Zealand — and it could be part of a new Doomsday trend
A growing number of American millionaires are choosing New Zealand as their Doomsday destination.
www.businessinsider.com
US billionaire spent 12 days in NZ before citizenship
Peter Thiel spent 12 days in New Zealand before being granted citizenship under exceptional circumstances by the then Internal Affairs Minister in 2011.
www.rnz.co.nz
America is about to get screwed and all this isn't coincidence.
It's nothing like that. Remove the tinfoilGeee, like it's been planned all along.
Getting things ready for CBDCs and HEAVY regulation all in the name to protect us. lol
BOTH SIDES working for the globalists, bought and paid for$$$$$$$$$
More shit to come.
Peter Thiel could afford to lose money if it means controlling the population and spying on them with Palantir (use for "counter terrorism spying", code for spying on its citizens). lol
Can't imagine why Thiel who flourished in the late 90s and early 00s would want to move a few years before the scandemic hit in 2020.
He had to have serious strings pulled to become a citizen of NZ and he finally got it.
Billionaire Peter Thiel is building a panic room into his house in New Zealand — and it could be part of a new Doomsday trend
A growing number of American millionaires are choosing New Zealand as their Doomsday destination.
US billionaire spent 12 days in NZ before citizenship
Peter Thiel spent 12 days in New Zealand before being granted citizenship under exceptional circumstances by the then Internal Affairs Minister in 2011.
America is about to get screwed and all this isn't coincidence.
I think it makes good copy. It also feeds the Trump-hate industry.
"Business" journalists (I use the term business here loosely) will be prone to build Dodd-Frank as a panacea that prevents all bank collapses. "If only..........." And of course Trump rolled it back. From what I understand, Federal regulators like seeing a bank balance sheet loaded up with U.S. govt. securities.
This collapse won't be that painful for the Feds to absorb. In the longer-term end, the U.S. government securities will likely fund almost all the deposits. SVB isn't holding worthless loans or worthless mortgage derivatives.
Some conservatives are blaming Biden for aggressive spending and inflation. I don't think you can place current bank runs at Biden's feet either. Of course, no one should be surprised that high inflation and high interest rates are starting to stress the economy.
I was really surprised that SVB was playing the maturity spread, but I don't think it's violating any regulations. I am waiting for a more careful and thoughtful analysis of the situation. Meanwhile, I found this article that describes the situation without pronouncements and politics.
SVB Was Doomed By a Bad Bet and Rate Hikes
Silicon Valley Bank stumbled due to a mismatch of assets and liabilities, a mistake reminiscent of the thrift crisis of the 1970s.
www.barrons.com
Its all funny money to Prince Harry. He didn't sweat a drop to inherit his money. Boo hoo hoo Harry. LMAO
The scamdemic is in full effect. How many boosters did you get? Between little squeezer, mandrill and the others, you shoul all be getting some free travel points or something lol
Bill Gates made out like a bandit investing in mRNA in 2019 and only a few months ago cashed out. I'd be pissed if I got suckered into taking an experimental drug lol, but I certainly wouldn't defend it anymore.
The Russia/Ukraine, Chinese spy balloons lmao, nuking a small town in Ohio, FTX, now this.
Conspiracy theorists have been right for awhile now. I have to go read and brush up on what they said was next. 15 minute cities already happening in a lot of places, CBDCs, cashless society..
Trump, Bump, Hump, don't matter who it is, they're all in the same big club and we're not in it.
Hillary, Obama, Bush, Trump all laughing at you dumb dumbs that have fallen for this left/right shit, while they fuck you all. lol
"President Donald Trump's rollback of some of the Dodd-Frank rules was not a factor in the collapse of either SVB or Signature Bank, Frank said. The changes that Trump put in place eased regulations and decreased the amount of money that was spent on compliance for midsized banks such as Signature."
Dodd-Frank Co-Author, a Director of Failed Signature Bank, Touts Reforms - TheStreet
Clinton Housing Policy Wrecked Economy, Not 1% | Investor's Business Daily (investors.com)
Dodd-Frank Co-Author, a Director of Failed Signature Bank, Touts Reforms - TheStreet
Clinton Housing Policy Wrecked Economy, Not 1% | Investor's Business Daily (investors.com)
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When were they ever right? Just saying WEF and then something bad happens is not a theory.
The jab? they were right.
Digital passports? Well on their way.
Climate change lockdowns? Restricted movement(s), "green vehicles" - electric cars (easier to control people remotely), "smart stoves", no gas or propane because "climate" - but billionaires, sports teams, Hollyood traveling around the world, not a problem.
15 minute cities? Yep.
Cashless society and digital currency? On its way
I'm sure I left out a few.
This guy thinks Credit Suisse will be next: https://nypost.com/2023/03/14/inves...llapse-predicts-the-next-big-us-bank-failure/
I disagree with him. Lets see who's right
I disagree with him. Lets see who's right
There are quiet ways for a government to inject liquidity into a struggling bank. I would think the Swiss would be very good at this kind of operation.
