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An update from TS Lombard
Both Credit Suisse and SVB fell victim to familiar pitfalls for ambitious lenders
Family-owned company’s acquisition of tech-focused lender’s deposits and loans follows sale of collapsed Signature Bank
The global banking system has been rocked by the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, Signature Bank and the last-minute rescue of Credit Suisse
“Just another cheque”
All creditors are always and everywhere junior to political expediency
SVB sowing :-) SVB reaping :-(
The bank’s fall has profoundly damaged Switzerland’s reputation in investment banking, wealth management and regulation
Nickel market could face widespread problems after instances of fraud start to emerge
Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase and Fidelity benefit from big inflows amid turmoil in financial sector
The tech lender was a crucial pillar to vintners north of San Francisco
A maximalist culture of bailouts and state support is bloating and thereby destabilising the global financial system
Policymakers have been criticised by some for not sending clear enough message after tumultuous two weeks
While intervening in bank runs limits the damage, it dilutes the incentive to guard against financial risks
The failures of SVB and Credit Suisse could pause plans to water down post-crisis rules
Silicon Valley Bank’s fatal bet on hold-to-maturity treasuries has worrying echoes for Japan’s regional banks
Karin Keller-Sutter says following the protocols ‘would have triggered an international financial crisis’
Private investment groups such as Apollo, KKR and Blackstone are increasingly challenging traditional banks in the credit world
The country’s sense of self as a haven for the world’s money and a beacon of neutrality is being shaken
German lender falls 8% as concerns linger over impact of interest rate rises while US stocks close day higher
Results of poll add momentum to calls for a review of the forced merger and for the clawing back of bonuses
A repeat of 2008 is unlikely, but investors worry about a potential credit squeeze
Germany’s chancellor rejects Credit Suisse comparison as EU leaders seek to reassure markets after share slide
Other charts of the week: Global arms exports, Russian forces killed, a more tolerant UK and unregistered deaths
Drop in shares is more likely noise than a signal of danger ahead
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