info@marketresearchfuture.com   📞  +1 (855) 661-4441(US)   📞  +44 1720 412 167(UK)

Run-on Deposit Saves Small Banks from Collapse

By Garvit Vyas , 05 June, 2023

After the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank spread, the fear that other banks might also fall increased. It resulted in a run-on deposit mostly at the smaller banks.

According to the information, the banks outside the top 25 banks in terms of domestic assets. It declined by a record breaking $192 billion. On the other hand, large banks initially benefited from the panic and gained $67 billion in deposits. The commercial banks in the United States which includes the United States branches of foreign banks, saw the deposits to decline by $170 billion in the week that ended March 15th.

Although, the FED and the FDIC are stepping in quickly to contain the damage which made customers of failed Silicon Valley Bank and the Signature Bank whole and the promising additional liquidity to other banks struggling to continue with the withdrawal requests. Also, the deposit flights from the U.S. banks continued as Credit Suisse’s collapse further shake the confidence in the banking sector.

Fed says, the United States commercial banks lost $172 billion in deposits in March 2023, as the large, small and the non-U.S. banks witnessed the deposits to decline by $90, $40, and $42 billion respectively at the same time being of March 2023. The confidence in the financial system slowly getting into track as the further bank failures calmed down.

U.S. Bank Failures in Each Year, Adjusted For Inflation

Inflation.jpg

Latest News

LONDON-SUSTAINABLE-FINANCE.jpg
London Emerges as Global Leader in Sustainable Finance for Green Transition

Sustainability demands a constant flow of finances in the energy market for the clean energy transition. In the era of renewables, sustainable finance is vital to support the progress of green transformation. Hence, sustainable finance is a crucial…

Read More

MOTOR-VEHICLES-US-2024.jpg
Motor Industry Responsible for Significant Changes in the U.S. First Quarter Economic Results

The United States faces new economic challenges in the first quarter of 2024. The surveys attribute the economic downturn of the United States to consumer behavior in the different sectors of the economy. The financial sectors in the United States…

Read More

NUCLEAR-ENERGY-UK.jpg
UK opts Nuclear Power Plants for Energy Expansion by 2030

The United Kingdom is all set to increase clean energy sources in the nation to achieve a clean energy transition. The nation has embarked on the journey to set up nuclear plants soon. The United Kingdom approves of these nuclear plants within the…

Read More

POWER-GRIDS-EXPANSION.jpg
Expansion of Power Grids Necessary with Changing Energy Market Scenarios

Power grids are gaining momentum worldwide due to increasing demands for renewable energy. There is a shift in power from fossil fuels to renewables due to the transition to clean energy. This leads to a shift towards renewable energy. Hence, the…

Read More

SUSTAINBLE-COSNUMPTION-US-2024.jpg
Sustainable Consumption Drives Ethical Consumption in the US

Ethical consumption is a new trend in the market that is growing with sustainable options. It includes the purchasing decisions that consider environmental and social values in the market. Ethical consumption pays heed to certain market aspects, such…

Read More

Author Pic
Garvit Vyas

Analyst