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French, German banks take a pasting on solvency fears at US lender - Vimarsana News

French, German banks take a pasting on solvency fears at US lender

The value of shares in France's major banks sank on Friday after trouble at a regional US lender sparked a Wall Street rout on the sector in the United States. Deutsche Bank shares were down nearly 10…

Source: rfi.fr
Warren teams up with Vance on bill to claw back earnings from CEOs of failed banks - Vimarsana News

Warren teams up with Vance on bill to claw back earnings from CEOs of failed banks

Sens. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and J.D. Vance (R-OH) have teamed up on a bill to punish executives of big banks that end up failing.

Not Buying Central Banks' Favorite Excuse - Vimarsana News

Not Buying Central Banks' Favorite Excuse

May 30, 2023 // In the SVB collapse, executives profited by ignoring risks that long-dormant interest rates would rise. Yet the Fed was also guilty of ignoring the consequences of an extended period of easy money by adhering to the "separation principle," a common failing among central banks writes Raghuram G. Rajan.

Before its collapse, Silicon Valley Bank gave over $70 million to Black Lives Matter, other woke causes: report - Vimarsana News

Before its collapse, Silicon Valley Bank gave over $70 million to Black Lives Matter, other woke causes: report

The report also highlighted that Signature Bank gave $850,000 to Black Lives Matter before folding. (Article by Joseph Summers republished from LifeSiteNews.com) A newly published report revealed [...]

Not buying central banks' favourite excuse - Vimarsana News

Not buying central banks' favourite excuse

CHICAGO — As institutional mea culpas go, the US Federal Reserve’s recent report on the events leading up to Silicon Valley Bank’s failure is surprisingly self-critical, detailed, and informative. While pointing out that SVB did not manage its risks appropriately (when its own models showed that it was taking too much interest-rate risk, the bank changed the model’s