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This week the National Crawford Roundtable discusses the Silicon Valley Bank and the Signature Bank collapse. Why did they happen? How serious is this? Should the U.S. Government bail them out? Could this start a domino effect?
Silicon Valley Bank was recently shut down by California Regulators in the largest bank collapse since the 2008 financial crisis. Jasmin explains what happened and what you can do to protect your money.
References:
https://techcrunch.com/2023/03/09/silicon-valley-bank-firms-reactions/
https://www.fdic.gov/news/press-releases/2023/pr23016.html
https://www.cnn.com/2023/03/13/investing/silicon-valley-bank-collapse-explained/index.html
https://www.axios.com/2023/03/13/silicon-valley-bank-collapse-market
https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/what-caused-silicon-valley-banks-failure-2023-03-10/
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Steve Sosnick and I discuss the concept of inflation and its impact on our economy. We explain how the increase in the amount of money being printed can lead to a decrease in the value of each dollar, which is known as inflation. Steve also highlights how the discovery of gold by the conquistadors in the early 1500s caused massive inflation due to the sudden influx of gold.
The conversation delves deeper into the reasons why inflation is necessary in a debt-driven world, as it incentivizes borrowing of money. However, excessive inflation can lead to a decrease in people's living standards and lenders becoming hesitant to keep lending too much money. On the other hand, deflation can be worse as it leads to paying back more money than you borrowed in real terms.
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In this video, financial expert Steve Sosnick and I discuss the importance of bank regulation and the risks associated with reckless banking practices. We explore the precedent set by the bailout of banks and how it can encourage irresponsible behavior, like we saw with Silicon Valley Bank.
The conversation delves into the need for restrictions and regulation in the banking industry, despite the dislike for regulations. We highlight the importance of banks operating in the best interest of their clients and the need for vigilance in detecting risky banking practices. This insightful discussion provides valuable insights into the importance of bank regulation and the potential consequences of not implementing it effectively.
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Steve Sosnick and I discuss the FDIC insurance threshold of $250,000 per account, which is meant to protect individuals but may not be enough for businesses with more funds. We question where the money to bailout the Silicon Valley Bank depositors will come from and what the ramifications may be in terms of insurance premiums on banks. In the short term, raising the insurance limit may stem runs on banks, but it also makes people wary of investing in stocks and bonds because those investors may not have the same protections as depositors.
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When the Silicon Valley Bank crashed, I needed a podcast guest with all the knowledge to break it all down. Steve Sosnick, a former trader on Wall Street who now works in a strategy role. Steve shares his experience working at big firms like Lehman Brothers and Morgan Stanley before eventually joining Timber Hill, which later became Interactive Brokers, where he helped manage their options trading business. Steve offers valuable insights into the current state of the markets and how they might evolve in the future.
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In this clip, financial expert Steve Sosnick discusses the recent collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, the 16th largest commercial bank in the United States. Silicon Valley Bank had a reputation for being a leading provider of financial services to startups, venture capital firms, and high-growth technology companies. However, many people outside of the tech industry may not have been familiar with the bank until its collapse. Sosnick explains how Silicon Valley Bank cultivated relationships with venture capital firms and became the bank of choice for many tech companies as they became flush with cash. Join us to learn more about the rise and fall of Silicon Valley Bank and what it means for the tech industry.
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In this podcast clip, Steve Sosnick breaks down the traditional banking model and how it works, as well as the challenges that arise when a bank borrows short term and lends long term. He explains how Silicon Valley Bank invested its excess funds in what appeared to be safe securities such as government bonds, but then faced the problem of falling bond prices as interest rates rose. What's your take on the banks collapse?
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Part of the Silicon Valley Bank collapse was due to the bank having the buy back bonds at a loss. But what exactly are bonds and how did they lose value to begin with? In this podcast clip, Chief Strategist at Interactive Brokers, Steve Sosnick gives a Bonds 101 lesson and how it applied to the fall of SBV.
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Steve Sosnick and I explore the power of liquidity versus the power of assets and how it affects your net worth. Silicon Valley Bank's collapse was a result of insufficient liquidity, highlighting the significance of having enough liquid assets in your portfolio.
We'll dive into the concept of liquidity and its importance in ensuring financial stability, as well as how it differs from the value of assets. We'll discuss the pros and cons of prioritizing liquidity versus assets, and how it impacts your overall net worth.
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Finance expert Steve Sosnick delves into the recent collapse of Silicon Valley-based bank, SVB Financial. He discusses how the bank's success led to its downfall, and how even the Federal Reserve and many other experts failed to predict its collapse.
I also shed light on how the bank's executives sold their shares before the collapse, leaving me wondering if they had any obligation to inform others and if any legal action can/ will be taken.
Steve also touches on the use of 10b1 PLANS and the potential legal liabilities for the executives. Sosnick also explains how the chairman of the bank lobbied for a rule change that allowed SVB Financial to avoid extra scrutiny and regulation as it approached $50 billion in assets. Tune in for a detailed breakdown of the factors that led to the downfall of this seemingly stable bank.
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The discussion is about the government's plan to retain all the funds and the different ways they can do this: raise taxes, print money or have the banks pay for it. Will and Steve discuss the pros and cons of each option. They agree that letting the banks fail is not an option, but they also question the fairness of making the middle class pay for the banks' mistakes. Steve points out that the new insurance regime may require banks to pony up more money in insurance payments, which could be passed on to the consumer and businesses. They debate whether this is a reasonable tradeoff for a safer banking system.
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In this video, Steve Sosnick and I delve into the fascinating world of money, credit, and debt. We explore how money used to be backed by gold or silver, but now it's linked to credit, which banks create by lending out more money than they actually have on hand. We discuss how this system works, and why it's able to function based on the trust people have in the banking system.
However, we also acknowledge that this system can collapse, and the consequences can be dire. A bank run can cause a shrinkage in the money supply, and potentially cause someone's assets to disappear or be severely impaired. The disappearance of money has to go somewhere, but it can also simply vanish into thin air.
So, let me ask you, is money real?
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No podcast ‘Notícia No Seu Tempo’, confira em áudio as principais notícias da edição impressa do jornal ‘O Estado de S. Paulo’ desta quarta-feira (15/03/2023):
O Palácio do Planalto adotou modelo de repasse das verbas federais que mantém em segredo o nome dos parlamentares que definirão o destino dos recursos públicos geridos pelos ministérios. No começo do mês, uma portaria assinada por três ministros estabeleceu o rito de pagamento das emendas parlamentares, mas sem providências para tornar públicos os nomes dos congressistas atendidos pelo governo. Na prática, o modelo restabelece, em grande parte, o orçamento secreto adotado por Jair Bolsonaro e criticado por Lula. “Vejo um regime para frustrar decisão do STF (contra orçamento secreto) e manter tudo exatamente igual’’, diz a procuradora Élida Graziane, do Ministério Público de Contas de São Paulo, especialista em finanças públicas.
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Metrópole: Rodoanel Norte é leiloado e obra tem previsão de entrega para 2026
Esportes: Com 104 jogos, Copa do Mundo de 2026 terá 12 grupos de 4 seleções
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Ya hay fecha para el debate de la moción de censura presentada por Vox contra el presidente del Gobierno, Pedro Sánchez, y encabezada por el economista Ramón Tamames. Se celebrará el 21 y 22 de marzo.
El Gobierno se plantea la posibilidad de convocar un Consejo de Ministros extraordinario este jueves 16 para aprobar la reforma de pensiones. La vicepresidenta primera, Nadia Calviño, espera que cuanto antes se solucionen las dos cuestiones pendientes de la Ley de Vivienda que están negociando el PSOE y Unidas Podemos. Tras años de negociaciones, la reforma de la ley de Seguridad Ciudadana afronta su momento decisivo con el debate en Comisión de Interior del Congreso del informe elaborado por la ponencia. El Pleno del Congreso debate hoy una proposición de ley de Ciudadanos que busca reformar las pruebas de acceso a la universidad para garantizar la igualdad de trato y de oportunidades a todo el alumnado.
La Casa Blanca ha defendido que la situación actual con la caída de los bancos Silicon Valley Bank y del Signature Bank es muy diferente a la que se vivió en 2008 con una crisis financiera que tuvo su origen en el colapso de la burbuja inmobiliaria del país.
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Silicon Valley Bank, or SVB, was a financial pillar in the tech sector. So how did a company that helped countless startups launch fail in less than two days? We look at the history of SVB, what happened, and how it relates to banks like Silvergate and Signature failing.
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Pode estar à porta uma grave crise internacional. Três bancos nos Estados Unidos da América caíram e a maré vermelha na bolsa saiu de terras americanas para o resto do mundo. Ainda assim, o presidente dos Estados Unidos da América descansou os americanos ao dizer que “o sistema bancário está seguro". Aos portugueses, Fernando Medina diz que o sistema bancário europeu não é comparável ao dos EUA, sendo “mais robusto” e com “regras mais apertadas”.
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S.6 E.10 In this episode, I discuss the ongoing issue of illegal immigration, the new crisis surrounding the Silicon Valley Bank and its impact on consumers, the Biden administration's proposed tax increase, as well as the Academy Awards.
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