Silicon Valley Bank: Federal Reserve admits it failed to act forcefully enough

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Silicon Valley Bank: Federal Reserve admits it failed to act forcefully enough
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Report identifies Fed failures before bank collapse but also blames bad management, weakened regulations and lax supervision

staff and Michael Barr, the Fed’s vice-chair for supervision, takes a critical look at what the Fed missed as SVB grew quickly in size in the years leading up to its collapse. The report also points out underlying cultural issues at the Fed, where supervisors were unwilling to be hard on bank management when they saw growing problems.

“While higher supervisory and regulatory requirements may not have prevented the firm’s failure, they would likely have bolstered the resilience of Silicon Valley Bank,” the report said. The nation’s banks are regulated by a troika of regulators: the Federal Reserve, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. All have been criticized for potentially missing signs that Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank might be in trouble.

Silicon Valley Bank was the go-to bank for venture capital firms and technology startups for years, but failed spectacularly in March, setting off a crisis of confidence for the banking industry. Federal regulators seized Silicon Valley Bank on 10 March after customers withdrew tens of billions of dollars in deposits in a matter of hours.of New York.

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