Moody’s Investors Service cut its outlook for the entire US banking sector to negative and put six banks on ‘downgrade’ watch on Tuesday.
The sudden and dramatic rate hikes crushed the bankers invested in low-yielding mortgage-backed securities.
Silicon Valley Bank was in FDIC receivership last Friday after investors withdrew more than $40 billion in a run on the bank.
I’ve never seen a bank run in Brentwood Los Angeles in over 40 years — this is at first republic bank branch.
Moody’s put First Republic Bank (FRC), Zions (ZION), Western Alliance (WAL), Comerica (CMA), UMB Financial (UMBF) and Intrust Financial on ‘downgrade’ watch.
According to CNBC, the credit rating firm cited “extremely volatile funding conditions for some US banks exposed to the risk of uninsured deposit outflows.”
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