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3 of America’s 4 largest bank failures have occurred in the past two months. This has cost FDIC’s deposit insurance fund ~$35 billion. The fund started the year with about $125 billion.
$20 billion for Silicon Valley (mainly bailing out uninsured depositors)
$2.5 billion for Signature
$13 billion for First Republic
By many measures, this it the worst year in bank failures.
Academic Researchers have found that 190 more banks with $300 billion are at risk of failure.
The ones that seem most at risk are PacWest Bancorp, Western Alliance and Zion.
3 of America’s 4 largest bank failures have occurred in the past two months.
In total, it has cost the FDIC’s deposit insurance fund ~$35 billion.
$20 billion for Silicon Valley (mainly bailing out uninsured depositors)
$2.5 billion for Signature
$13 billion for First Republic pic.twitter.com/I2leti80Kg
— Heather Long (@byHeatherLong) May 1, 2023
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