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Washington, May 16: Silicon Valley Banks board of directors and management failed to manage its risks, said US Federal Reserves Vice Chair for Supervision Michael S. Barr as he laid down four key takeaways from a review report that was conducted immediately after the US-bank failed in March.

The Federal Reserve Board aims to make changes after the recent banking crisis. The failure of Silicon Valley Bank showed a need to strengthen supervision and…

Fed Vice Chair for Supervision Michael Barr said the agency was "carefully considering" rule changes for larger regional banks of over $100 billion in assets.

Greg Becker, former CEO of SVB, apologized in congressional testimony for what he called the "devastating" collapse of the firm while.

Fed Governor Christopher Waller said that climate change risk should not be treated differently than other types of risk for the U.S. banking system

Xinhua Headlines: Falling of regional banks, detrimental to U.S. and global economy-

California's bank regulator stated in a new report that it was too slow to address the growing risks and issues at Silicon Valley Bank.

Federal regulators who fell asleep at the wheel and failed to do their job of preventing distress in the banking system need to be held accountable.

As widely expected, the U.S. Federal Reserved raised its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points on Wednesday.

The ongoing financial crisis raises the question of how many more mines are lodged within the system waiting to explode because the report on the collapse of SVB released last week by Fed vice chair Michael Barr makes clear its demise proceeded in plain sight.