Posts about "All Markets"

Debtors Without a Cause: Whether Non-Distressed Entities Can Access Bankruptcy

The benefits afforded debtors in bankruptcy are so compelling that businesses have initiated bankruptcy proceedings without experiencing insolvency or imminent financial distress. But do such businesses have the right to do so? With no express guidance under the Bankruptcy Code, and no bright line ruling from the courts, the door is open for creditors to challenge bankruptcy cases filed in these...

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Webinar Replay > Who’s Next? Identifying Vulnerabilities in the Banking System, Managing Risks and Maximizing Opportunities for Banks and Investors

On Wednesday, May 3, Joseph Cioffi and Christine DeVito, with featured guests Gunes Kulaligil and Manny Malbari, Managing Directors/Co-Leaders of the Structured Finance Practice at Stout, held an in-person session, "Who’s Next? Identifying Vulnerabilities in the Banking System, Managing Risks and Maximizing Opportunities for Banks and Investors."

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Will Another Bank Fail? Identifying Legal and Business Risks from Banking Turmoil

Does First Republic represent the beginning of the end of a banking crisis or is it merely the end of the beginning stage of banking turmoil set in motion by the run on Silicon Valley Bank (SVB)? To successfully navigate the uncertainty, below are five areas of concern and the tools to address them.

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In-Person Event> Who’s Next? Identifying Vulnerabilities in the Banking System, Managing Risks and Maximizing Opportunities for Banks and Investors

If another bank fails, there are no guarantees the FDIC will take the extraordinary steps it did to protect Silicon Valley Bank’s depositors. Understanding where danger lurks in the system and best practices to navigate cash management and legal risks will be critical as uncertainty persists.

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No Guarantee Systemic Risk Exception Will Save the Next Bank

As observed with the rescue of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and Signature Bank, the systemic risk exception allows the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) to intervene in situations where the stability of the financial system is at risk. Although it was deployed in the 2008 financial crisis and more recently in the latest banking turmoil, there is no guarantee it will be applied again, if...

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It Could Happen Again: What to Know If There is Another Bank Failure

Should additional FDIC-regulated banks fail, there is no guaranty the FDIC will adopt the same measures it adopted with SVB and Signature Bank (Signature), which entered receivership on March 12, 2023, just days after the commencement of SVB’s receivership. As evidenced by recent actions taken to save (at least for the time being) First Republic Bank and Credit Suisse, the banking system remains...

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Regulators Backstop SVB Deposits, Launch Emergency Lending Facility

Joseph Cioffi was quoted in a Banking Dive article, "Regulators Backstop SVB Deposits, Launch Emergency Lending Facility."

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