Yellen Convenes Emergency Financial Stability Meeting On Friday

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Krombopulos Michael
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Bloomberg just reported that Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen - who was singlehandedly responsible for stoking and restarting the bank crisis on Wednesday which until that day was easing back, with her comments that nobody in charge was even talking about a uniform deposit insurance, let alone working on one - will convene the heads of top US financial regulators Friday morning for a previously unscheduled meeting of the Financial Stability Oversight Council.


FSOC's members include the heads of the Federal Reserve, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and several other regulatory agencies. It has little legal authority but serves as a coordinating forum. Here is a list of the full members:
The Council's voting members are:


https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/yellen-convenes-emergency-financial-stability-meeting-friday-banking-crisis-explodes


Janet Yellen Net Worth 2023 - $20,000,000
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"Would I say there will never, ever be another financial crisis?" Yellen said at a question-and-answer event in London.

"You know probably that would be going too far but I do think we're much safer and I hope that it will not be in our lifetimes and I don't believe it will be," she said.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-fed-yellen/feds-yellen-expects-no-new-financial-crisis-in-our-lifetimes-idUSKBN19I2I5


Our financial system is based on confidence. Are you confident that this woman is going to guide us through the current headwinds?????


MD1993
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Yellen is a trainwreck. We need to get the olds out of our government.
ac04
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the banks are fine, guys.
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MD1993 said:

We need to get the olds out of our government.
Depends on what the alternative is.

People who think college loans should be forgiven or that milk comes from grocery stores should have no voice in our government.

Oh, and Janet Yellen...

CowPieAndFries
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They need to add one name to that list. Ben Shalom Bernanke. He is an incredible economist and a master at understanding our banking system.
Captain Pablo
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MD1993 said:

Yellen is a trainwreck. We need to get the olds out of our government.


And replace them with what? Millennials?

Yeah that'll work
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MagnumLoad
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Fear is a tool of the left. Banks are ok.
I hate tu. It's in my blood.
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Robert L. Peters
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Lol. Please. We are in an inflationary period and cannot use monetary policy to correct because the banks can't handle rate increase.

Banks are just fine.
What you say, Paper Champion? I'm gonna beat you like a dog, a dog, you hear me!
aggie93
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Captain Pablo said:

MD1993 said:

Yellen is a trainwreck. We need to get the olds out of our government.


And replace them with what? Millennials?

Yeah that'll work
Give Gen X a chance. Elon Musk, Ron DeSantis, Ted Cruz, Chip Roy, Rand Paul, I could go on. Unfortunately we have always been outnumbered but we ran +14 Republican last cycle.
"The most terrifying words in the English language are: I'm from the government and I'm here to help."

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SuhrThang
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She has passed her expiration date. Throw her out!
ac04
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MagnumLoad said:

Fear is a tool of the left. Banks are ok.


math is a tool as well, and it says that banks are broke.
Captain Pablo
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aggie93 said:

Captain Pablo said:

MD1993 said:

Yellen is a trainwreck. We need to get the olds out of our government.


And replace them with what? Millennials?

Yeah that'll work
Give Gen X a chance. Elon Musk, Ron DeSantis, Ted Cruz, Chip Roy, Rand Paul, I could go on. Unfortunately we have always been outnumbered but we ran +14 Republican last cycle.


Why would you limit your pool to generation Xers?

The problem is not her age. The problem is she's a moron.
Krombopulos Michael
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MagnumLoad said:

Fear is a tool of the left. Banks are ok.
I agree that fear is a tool of the left.

But I'd really like to hear how you come to the conclusion that "banks are ok" in light of this emergency meeting and the recent collapses of domestic (SVB, First Republic) and global bank (Credit Suisse).


Stat Monitor Repairman
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KPMG signed off on SVB's audit 2-weeks before they imploded.

We off in la-la land now. Who knows how many others are out there?

Also worth noting is that SVB had KPMG as its auditor for 30-years in a row.
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Captain Pablo said:

aggie93 said:

Captain Pablo said:

MD1993 said:

Yellen is a trainwreck. We need to get the olds out of our government.


And replace them with what? Millennials?

Yeah that'll work
Give Gen X a chance. Elon Musk, Ron DeSantis, Ted Cruz, Chip Roy, Rand Paul, I could go on. Unfortunately we have always been outnumbered but we ran +14 Republican last cycle.


Why would you limit your pool to generation Xers?

The problem is not her age. The problem is she's a moron.
Not at all and there are morons among Gen Xers like freaking Beto. You just implied it's either Boomers or Millennials as our options.
"The most terrifying words in the English language are: I'm from the government and I'm here to help."

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Robert L. Peters
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The only way out of this is to send Ukraine more money
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MD1993 said:

Yellen is a trainwreck. We need to get the olds out of our government.


What and replace them with UBI Jerry Yang? Youngs, you shouldn't think you have all the answers, in twenty years you are going to be asked why you did nothing. There is nothing new under the sun.

If Donald Trump wins the nomination you better close your yaps and be prepared get to the streets to counter the left's protests this time around. We are about to lose our country if we are unwilling to fight for it!
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The economy is strong though!!!
nortex97
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LOL first at CFPB being on that list.

Pocahontas fake 'consumer' (leftist shakedown) agency is really gonna contribute to the economic stability of our entire economy.

Send more bombs to Ukraine, and pay more of their pensions, that is the only answer.
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ac04 said:

MagnumLoad said:

Fear is a tool of the left. Banks are ok.


math is a tool as well, and it says that banks are broke.


The banks aren't broke. They don't have all the money in a safe. My money is in your house. And your money is in my house. And you're going to pay me back, right? Don't you see? Now, we can get through this if we just stick together.
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aggie93 said:

Captain Pablo said:

MD1993 said:

Yellen is a trainwreck. We need to get the olds out of our government.


And replace them with what? Millennials?

Yeah that'll work
Give Gen X a chance. Elon Musk, Ron DeSantis, Ted Cruz, Chip Roy, Rand Paul, I could go on. Unfortunately we have always been outnumbered but we ran +14 Republican last cycle.
are they the most republican age block now?
nortex97
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geoag58 said:

MD1993 said:

Yellen is a trainwreck. We need to get the olds out of our government.


What and replace them with UBI Jerry Yang? Youngs, you shouldn't think you have all the answers, in twenty years you are going to be asked why you did nothing. There is nothing new under the sun.

If Donald Trump wins the nomination you better close your yaps and be prepared get to the streets to counter the left's protests this time around. We are about to lose our country if we are unwilling to fight for it!
If Janet Yellen were replaced by AOC or Cori Bush, I am not sure it would matter. They are all incompetent/deliberately so leftists. Possibly, some are just really stupid, but as per above Yellen is worth too much money herself to be as dumb as she comes across.
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Gyles Marrett
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Zergling Rush said:

MagnumLoad said:

Fear is a tool of the left. Banks are ok.
I agree that fear is a tool of the left.

But I'd really like to hear how you come to the conclusion that "banks are ok" in light of this emergency meeting and the recent collapses of domestic (SVB, First Republic) and global bank (Credit Suisse).



If you really think your bank is similar to the banks that failed then I'm doubting you understand much about those banks. The average joe and their bank is not in risk of collapsing.
ac04
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that is not true, most banks hold very similar portfolios. they are all upside down as hell on all their medium- to long-term bonds and mortgage backed securities.
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DallasAg 94 said:

Stat Monitor Repairman said:

KPMG signed off on SVB's audit 2-weeks before they imploded.

We off in la-la land now. Who knows how many others are out there?

Also worth noting is that SVB had KPMG as its auditor for 30-years in a row.
I get that some have the talking-points about KPMG.

Have you seen the audit?
What is it that you think KPMG was supposed to find or report?

Ask yourself what the purpose of an audit is. Ask yourself if KPMG served that purpose.

I haven't seen the audit nor do I know what was in the audit.

By all accounts SVB had a run on its liquidity and folded. Hypothetically, if KPMG indicated and noted that SVB could face a liquidity issue, it could actually BE the reason there was a run.

SVB isn't Enron. KPMG may or may not be implicated in SVB as was Arthur Anderson/Anderson Consulting.

Very good post. Most people are idiots when it comes to what an audit is actually accomplishing for a firm.
Robert L. Peters
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Gyles Marrett said:

Zergling Rush said:

MagnumLoad said:

Fear is a tool of the left. Banks are ok.
I agree that fear is a tool of the left.

But I'd really like to hear how you come to the conclusion that "banks are ok" in light of this emergency meeting and the recent collapses of domestic (SVB, First Republic) and global bank (Credit Suisse).



If you really think your bank is similar to the banks that failed then I'm doubting you understand much about those banks. The average joe and their bank is not in risk of collapsing.


No, but if the big banks receive unlimited depositor protection and the little ones do not, only a fool would keep their assets over fdic in an unprotected bank. Leading the little banks to fail.
What you say, Paper Champion? I'm gonna beat you like a dog, a dog, you hear me!
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Yellen is about as smart as my left nut
Gyles Marrett
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The Green Dragon said:

Gyles Marrett said:

Zergling Rush said:

MagnumLoad said:

Fear is a tool of the left. Banks are ok.
I agree that fear is a tool of the left.

But I'd really like to hear how you come to the conclusion that "banks are ok" in light of this emergency meeting and the recent collapses of domestic (SVB, First Republic) and global bank (Credit Suisse).



If you really think your bank is similar to the banks that failed then I'm doubting you understand much about those banks. The average joe and their bank is not in risk of collapsing.


No, but if the big banks receive unlimited depositor protection and the little ones do not, only a fool would keep their assets over fdic in an unprotected bank. Leading the little banks to fail.
and hyping up concern to cause people to make a run on the banks in fear is certainly the answer, right?
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Gyles Marrett said:

Zergling Rush said:

MagnumLoad said:

Fear is a tool of the left. Banks are ok.
I agree that fear is a tool of the left.

But I'd really like to hear how you come to the conclusion that "banks are ok" in light of this emergency meeting and the recent collapses of domestic (SVB, First Republic) and global bank (Credit Suisse).



If you really think your bank is similar to the banks that failed then I'm doubting you understand much about those banks. The average joe and their bank is not in risk of collapsing.
My understanding is that the regional banks, where a lot of Average Joes have their money, are at greater risk than the big multi-nationals.
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Stating the facts of the situation created by government spending, the covid lockdowns and crony capitalism is not hyping anything.
What you say, Paper Champion? I'm gonna beat you like a dog, a dog, you hear me!
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AggieVictor10 said:

The economy is strong though!!!
Oh thank goodness
"Freedom is never more than one election away from extinction"
Fight! Fight! Fight!
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DallasAg 94 said:

Stat Monitor Repairman said:

KPMG signed off on SVB's audit 2-weeks before they imploded.

We off in la-la land now. Who knows how many others are out there?

Also worth noting is that SVB had KPMG as its auditor for 30-years in a row.
I get that some have the talking-points about KPMG.

Have you seen the audit?
What is it that you think KPMG was supposed to find or report?

Ask yourself what the purpose of an audit is. Ask yourself if KPMG served that purpose.

I haven't seen the audit nor do I know what was in the audit.

By all accounts SVB had a run on its liquidity and folded. Hypothetically, if KPMG indicated and noted that SVB could face a liquidity issue, it could actually BE the reason there was a run.

SVB isn't Enron. KPMG may or may not be implicated in SVB as was Arthur Anderson/Anderson Consulting.
Maybe its Basel III that needs improvement.

Maybe the entire methodology is wrong.

Who knows? But I'm sure there is a crack team of investigators churning to get to the bottom of all this and make sure it never happens again.
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