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

Davis+Gilbert LLP

Joseph Cioffi | Partner/Chair, Insolvency + Finance Practice Group

Stout

Gunes Kulaligil | Managing Director/Co-Leader, Structured Finance Practice

Manny Malbari | Managing Director/Co-Leader, Structured Finance Practice

About This Session

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.

During this session, we will explore:

Financial attributes leading to SVB’s failure (e.g., exposure to long-duration assets, fair value marks of assets and allowance for losses)
Comparative review of these key attributes at other banks to identify sources and the amount of risk in the system
Financial and legal risks if the federal government does not use the same extraordinary measures in the next failure as it did with SVB
Best practices for treasury and cash management functions to navigate a banking crisis
Potential claims and exposure arising from a banking crisis

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

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About This Session

Who's Next? Identifying Banking System Vulnerabilities + Opportunities