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Jerome Powell
Finance3 economic historians explain how the SVB report and First Republic’s near collapse show that incentives, risk and greed are universal truths
By Alexandra Digby, Dollie Davis, Robson Hiroshi Hatsukami Morgan and The ConversationApril 28, 2023
First republic bank stock chart
FinanceThe $100 billion meltdown of First Republic could play out 3 ways—and 2 are terrible for shareholders
By Lucy BrewsterApril 28, 2023
Silicon Valley Bank collapsed because its managers were terrible and regulators dropped the ball, according to a new Fed report
FinanceSilicon Valley Bank collapsed because its managers were terrible and regulators dropped the ball, according to a new Fed report
By Christopher Rugaber, Ken Sweet and The Associated PressApril 28, 2023
First Republic Bank
FinanceFirst Republic’s disclosure of a $100 billion bank run scared the market so much its stock has fallen from $150 just a few weeks ago to around $6
By Michelle Chapman and The Associated PressApril 26, 2023
Shares of First Republic Bank hit an all-time low raising questions about the ‘ability of the bank to raise fresh capital’
FinanceShares of First Republic Bank hit an all-time low raising questions about the ‘ability of the bank to raise fresh capital’
By Daniel Taub and BloombergApril 26, 2023
Shares of First Republic tumble more than 40% as it explores selling up to $100 billion in assets
FinanceShares of First Republic tumble more than 40% as it explores selling up to $100 billion in assets
By Gillian Tan, Matthew Monks and BloombergApril 25, 2023
First Republic Bank lost more than $72 billion in deposits during the first quarter—and plans to lay off up to 25% of its workforce
FinanceFirst Republic Bank lost more than $72 billion in deposits during the first quarter—and plans to lay off up to 25% of its workforce
By Jenny Surane and BloombergApril 24, 2023
Wall Street is wondering if it’s been too pessimistic after better-than expected earnings reports
FinanceWall Street is wondering if it’s been too pessimistic after better-than expected earnings reports
By Alexandra Semenova, Jessica Menton and BloombergApril 22, 2023
The CEO and CFO of Silicon Valley Bank’s bankrupt former owner have resigned more than a month after its stunning collapse
FinanceThe CEO and CFO of Silicon Valley Bank’s bankrupt former owner have resigned more than a month after its stunning collapse
By Dan Reichl and BloombergApril 21, 2023
Bill Gross
Finance‘Bond King’ Bill Gross is piling into regional bank stocks: ‘It’s a license to make money’
By Ye Xie and BloombergApril 21, 2023
Billionaire investor Howard Marks outlines 4 key differences between the 2023 banking crisis and 2008
FinanceBillionaire investor Howard Marks outlines 4 key differences between the 2023 banking crisis and 2008
By Will DanielApril 19, 2023
Credit scoring is pseudoscience–and it perpetuates the consequences of slavery and segregation
CommentaryCredit scoring is pseudoscience–and it perpetuates the consequences of slavery and segregation
By Bernice A. King and Ashley BellApril 19, 2023
A finance professor who used to work at the Fed has 5 pieces of advice to avoid another banking meltdown
FinanceA finance professor who used to work at the Fed has 5 pieces of advice to avoid another banking meltdown
By Brian Gendreau and The ConversationApril 18, 2023
How a pod of SVB bankers are starting over at a new firm after their world fell apart
NewslettersHow a pod of SVB bankers are starting over at a new firm after their world fell apart
By Lucy BrewsterApril 18, 2023
Charles Scharf
SuccessInternal Wells Fargo document reveals management angst over union ‘resurgence’ and ‘new generation of employees with activist experience’
By Josh Eidelson and BloombergApril 17, 2023
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