The Ripple Effect of Small Bank Stress on Emerging Markets

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The Ripple Effect of Small Bank Stress on Emerging Markets
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Following the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, start-ups and VCs have turned to Bank of America, which brought in more than $15 billion in deposits as SVB sunk. JPMorgan and Citigroup have also seen an influx of new customers. SVB's collapse was due to a $1.8 billion loss on a $21 billion bond portfolio sold to Goldman Sachs.

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