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politico OP t1_jcb6dlc wrote
Liquidity and capital regulations are helpful against general downside banking risks. They can do little if the market bails on your business model. PacWest's business looks very similar to SVB's even if their balance sheet looks stronger. Being a bank to tech/Silicon Valley doesn't look like a viable business model in this interest rate environment - hence the counterparty run. When your counterparties run as a bank, you're out of business. No amount of capital or liquidity can save you.
- Steven
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