The Truth About Bank Safety: Americans Remain Uninformed.

Two banks, Credit Suisse and First Republic, received massive cash infusions to stabilize their foundations after the collapse of two US regional banks, Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank. The US banking system has tapped the Federal Reserve's emergency loan program for a record $153 billion in 90-day loans, raising concerns about the stability of the financial system. Despite this, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen testified that the US banking system is "sound." The fear over First Republic has caused concern that other banks may also be at risk of collapse. The Federal Reserve does not release the names of banks that borrowed from the discount window.