Financial Times (March 15)
2023/ 03/ 16 by jd in Global News
Silicon Valley Bank “was conveniently non-significant in life, but became systemically significant in death.” Looking ahead, “regulation of systemically significant banks must be extended throughout the system.” We’re reached a point where “even in a modest crisis deposits cannot be sacrificed, and rules on haircuts for provision of liquidity will go out of the window.” Since they stand “at the heart of the credit system,” banks must be regulated as “wards of the state.”
Tags: Credit system, Crisis, Deposits, Haircuts, Liquidity, Regulation, Rules, Sacrificed, Silicon Valley Bank, Systemically significant
