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U.S. Bank Failures, 2001 – Present

The Big Picture

Bank failures since 2001, scaled by amount of assets in 2023 dollars. The graphic above, via Flowing Data , puts recent events into perspective: At $209 billion in assets, the Silicon Valley Bank failure since Washington Mutual crashed in 2008 (JPM Chase took them over from the FDIC). The post U.S.

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How Much Free Taxpayer Money is the Fed Giving to Banks?

Mish Talk

Reserve balances, reverse repos, and interest rate paid to banks from St. With these numbers in hand, we can calculate the free money the Fed gives to banks. Free Money to Banks Annualized Calculation. Free money to banks, Mish calculation. billion has been handed out to banks. Louis Fed, chart by Mish.

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The Bank Run of 2023

The Reformed Broker

On this special episode of Live from The Compound, Samir Kaji (CEO and co-founder of Allocate) joins Michael Batnick and Josh Brown to discuss the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and the impact it could have on the banking system and the stock market. The post The Bank Run of 2023 appeared first on The Reformed Broker.

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Discussing Bank Contagion with Pete Dominick

The Big Picture

The post Discussing Bank Contagion with Pete Dominick appeared first on The Big Picture. I spent some time with my buddy Pete Dominick on Monday talking about all of the things we don’t know about SVB. As always, its a fun conversation — I pop in at the 19 minute mark.

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5 Reasons Banks Need a Digital SBA Lending Program Now

Small Business Administration (SBA) loans are more important than ever for banks in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP). A digital-first strategy for SBA loans is required to capitalize on the permanent impact to business banking.

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Bank Runs, Now & Then

A Wealth of Common Sense

Silicon Valley Bank, the 16th biggest bank in the country, was closed on Friday. It was the second-biggest bank failure in U.S. There is a lot to this story but it really boils down to an old-fashioned bank run. A flood of withdrawals from depositors destroyed the bank. That equity is now essentially worthless.

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Central Bank Interest Rate Policy Amplification In One Picture

Mish Talk

Central banks nearly everywhere feel accused of being on the back foot. Just as central banks (especially those of the richer countries) misread the factors driving inflation when it was rising in 2021, they may also be underestimating the speed with which inflation could fall as their economies slow. Uncoordinated or Coordinated?

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The Threat That Could End Community Banking & What To Do About It

Small and midsized banks are at tremendous risk. Community banks are at risk of losing their core business to the companies innovating in the paytech and lendtech spaces. On the surface, things are going well for community and regional banks and credit unions. Small business lending is ground zero for this imminent disaster.

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How to Evaluate Business Lending Software for Your Bank

This eBook explains the features of a Business Lending Platform that community banks should make their top priorities when evaluating any business lending software. What should you look for in a Business Lending Platform?

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Quick Guide to Digital Lending for Regional & Community Banks

How are some regional banks outperforming their bigger rivals? Digital lending technologies are helping banks make the transition faster so they can compete more effectively. It’s an opportunity that other small and regional banks can learn from, and this guide is the playbook for how to do it.