Signature Bank


Policy

Ex-regulador de NY: Cripto não é o motivo pelo qual o Signature Bank foi fechado

O banco não forneceu dados confiáveis e consistentes, disse Maria Vullo, ex-superintendente do Departamento de Serviços Financeiros do Estado de Nova York.

Maria Vullo (NYDFS)

Opinion

Esta crise definirá o futuro do dinheiro

O recente colapso de três bancos de alto perfil - Silicon Valley Bank, Silvergate Bank e Signature Bank - causou saídas preocupantes em centenas de bancos regionais. Agora, com o Federal Reserve dos EUA criando uma nova facilidade de backstop supostamente no valor de US$ 2 trilhões, os ecos das crises de 2008 e 2013 são altos.

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Opinion

Bitcoin é um vencedor claro da crise bancária dos EUA

As narrativas em torno de falências bancárias, stablecoins e aumentos nas taxas de juros parecem fortes o suficiente para impulsionar o preço do Bitcoin, diz George Kaloudis, da CoinDesk.

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Videos

Closure of Crypto-Friendly Banks Is 'Not a Policy Issue': Former NYDFS Superintendent

Former congressman Barney Frank, who is also one of Signature Bank's board members, thinks Signature's shutdown could be politically motivated against the crypto industry. Former New York State Department of Financial Services Superintendent Maria Vullo reacts to that statement, saying, "I don't think you close down a bank because of a policy issue, you do because ... its financial picture is unsafe and unsound."

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Videos

Former NYDFS Superintendent Reacts to Signature Bank Shutdown

Reuters reports that the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) wants bids submitted by today for banks interested in buying the assets of Signature Bank. Former New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) Superintendent Maria Vullo discusses Signature's shutdown and the potential implications for the U.S. crypto regulatory landscape.

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FDIC Denies Report Signature Bank Purchaser Must Give up Crypto Business

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) denied it would require any purchaser of Signature Bank to divest its crypto activities, responding to Reuters reporting Wednesday, "any buyer of Signature must agree to give up all the crypto business at the bank," which cited two unnamed sources. CoinDesk Global Policy and Regulation Managing Editor Nikhilesh De discusses the details.

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Policy

FDIC nega relatório que comprador do Signature Bank deve alienar Cripto

A Reuters informou que a FDIC queria que os compradores da Signature "desistissem" das atividades de Cripto do banco.

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Videos

Osprey Funds CEO on Bitcoin Outlook Amid Banking Sector Concerns

Osprey Funds founder and CEO Greg King reacts to a new report that states the amount of bitcoin (BTC) held in funds could be dropping and weighs in on whether the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization remains a "safe haven" asset amid the recent banking jitters. Plus, his take on the FDIC takeover of Signature Bank.

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FDIC Reportedly Asking Banks to Submit Bids for SVB, Signature by Friday

Reuters reports the FDIC is asking banks interested in buying Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank to submit their bids by Friday. This comes as liquidity is on everyone’s mind, especially in the face of record drawdowns from the Treasury General Account during the COVID-19 era, and more after the failure of Silicon Valley Bank.

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Policy

Ex-regulador da FDIC: Amizade com Cripto 'não existe'

Esforços para KEEP empresas de Cripto longe do sistema bancário dos EUA podem ter ocorrido antes mesmo do recente colapso do banco, disse Jason Brett ao programa "First Mover" da CoinDesk TV.

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