Facing Collapse, Trump-Linked Bank Fought Regulators
Only months before its troubles, First Republic pressured bank overseers to preserve the status quo
Only months before its troubles, First Republic pressured bank overseers to preserve the status quo
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See who helped slash bank rules before Silicon Valley Bank’s collapse, what they said at the time, and what they’re saying now.
Less than two years later, Fed Chair Jerome Powell cited systemic risk as justification to protect Silicon Valley Bank’s depositors.
Following lobbying efforts, the Federal Reserve exempted Silicon Valley Bank’s venture capital investments from a key risk management rule.
The Lever first uncovered federal documents outlining SVB's successful efforts to push back on banking regulations.
Months before Silicon Valley Bank collapsed, its D.C. advocacy groups said the FDIC initiative “would unduly burden banks.”
Collapsed bank’s president told Congress “enhanced prudential standards” should be lifted “given the low risk profile of our activities.”