Nervous on banks?
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Over70irregs
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QE to infinity
Babagounj
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What would you expect for a bank that let Barney Frank sit in its board.
Wally
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SVB bailout shows ‘capitalism is breaking down,’ Ken Griffin says
“The US is supposed to be a capitalist economy, and that’s breaking down before our eyes,” Ken Griffin, the Citadel founder, told Financial Times.
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Over70irregs
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‘It’s a big failure for us.' Sweden’s largest pension fund invested in both Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank before they failed
“We need to learn something from that and take actions based upon the lessons learned," Alecta CEO Magnus Billing told Bloomberg on Tuesday.
Thebrownblob
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UnionStrong
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You here all week?
Babagounj
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US banks' assets worth $2TRILLION less than their accounts say: Study
The shortfall is made up of 'unrealized losses' like those which triggered the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, a study suggests.
- The shortfall is due to 'unrealized losses' like those which triggered the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank
- A run on the banks would leave customers at nearly 200 institutions facing losses of up to $300 billion
- The paper suggests 'recent declines in bank asset values very significantly increased the fragility of the US banking system'
Babagounj
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Yes, a double on Saturday.
UnionStrong
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I heard today that there is 600 billion dollar gap in assists to dollars in the banks.US banks' assets worth $2TRILLION less than their accounts say: Study
The shortfall is made up of 'unrealized losses' like those which triggered the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, a study suggests.www.dailymail.co.uk
- The shortfall is due to 'unrealized losses' like those which triggered the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank
- A run on the banks would leave customers at nearly 200 institutions facing losses of up to $300 billion
- The paper suggests 'recent declines in bank asset values very significantly increased the fragility of the US banking system'
Pay the start with the leadership of svb Bank who sold all their shares shortly before it collapsed
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TheDudeAbides92
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What religion do most of the people belong to who run the banks? I believe they’re all Hindu right ? Like Goldman Sachs that’s clearly Indian
Up In Smoke
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Huh? Goldman is a global investment bank. They do not offer savings, checking or any retail products. Goldman was established by a Jewish American family.
TheDudeAbides92
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Yeah thanks captain obvious but nobody wants you to point that out was being sarcastic
Over70irregs
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US banks' assets worth $2TRILLION less than their accounts say: Study
The shortfall is made up of 'unrealized losses' like those which triggered the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, a study suggests.
- The shortfall is due to 'unrealized losses' like those which triggered the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank
- A run on the banks would leave customers at nearly 200 institutions facing losses of up to $300 billion
- The paper suggests 'recent declines in bank asset values very significantly increased the fragility of the US banking system'
We all know whoever is in-charge their friends and family get hooked up. They are following blueprint of past/present administrations.
Commercial Inside Release
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Since you can't beat the white collar criminals and insider traders, might as well join them.
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