Fed considers tougher rules for midsized banks after SVB’s collapse

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SVB fiasco is causing lots of turmoil as it is not about short term capital or liquidity risk but long term health of financial system which implodes due to wrong fiscal & monetary policies meant to serve billionaires rather than workers.Another qe leads to macroprudential risk

SVB fiasco is causing lots of turmoil as it is not about short term capital or liquidity risk but long term health of financial system which implodes due to wrong fiscal & monetary policies meant to serve billionaires rather than workers. Another qe leads to macroprudential risk

They weren't midsize. Sixteenth largest bank with 300billion dollars. We are not helping the average Joe, we're protecting the country club class.

Special for crypto friendly banks. This shit pandemia.

Most Federal reactions to a disaster create the next disaster.

Stricter rules so they can bail them out? How about this? Don’t cover the 97% of accounts who had more that $250,000. That will prevent it from happening again.

Fed considers stricter rules on banks entering into financial agreements with the Fed.

You ever realize the rules are very reactionary vs preventive?

You mean like Dodd Frank?

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