Silicon Valley Bank: 19th-century financial crises show how today's regulators could help repair the economy
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par Lucy Newton, Professor in Business History, Henley Business School, University of Reading
Victoria Barnes, Reader in Commercial Law, Brunel University London
A bank failure wipes out the money available to its customers and freezes any capital that’s already in circulation. Depositors, borrowers and owners or shareholders all suffer as a result, as does wider economic activity and often the communities or business sectors that the banks serves.
These issues can become all the more concentrated in the wake of a regional or specialist banking collapse due to the specific reach of the failed institution.…
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