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We are now in the early stages of a slow-moving process of markets, companies and governments adapting and readjusting to that reality.

Oaktree Capital Management’s Howard Marks says “the similarities between 2008 and 2023 are limited” and he isn’t worried about systemic risk.

The abrupt failures of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank and subsequent concerns about the stability of other banks have reignited a fierce debate among lawmakers, the financial industry, the Biden administration and former government officials about an array of banking reforms and regulatory changes.

Former SVB bankers Jake Moseley and Matt Trotter talk about their decision to join Stifel and the gaping hole left by SVB in venture lending.

Mason discusses the regional bank turmoil but also shares how an earlier crisis shaped his career.

An important source of funding for startups is harder to come by, and while private loans are an alternative they’re much more expensive.

Alicia Boler Davis, who has held senior leadership roles at Amazon and GM, explains why she was drawn to the banking giant and what’s on her mind as she takes up the new role.

It's time for regulators to require that all securities be marked to market and reflected in banks' income, without resorting to clumsy exceptions.

Buffett blamed failed-bank executives for causing instability in the financial sector Wednesday, but said with regulators’ backing, “banks can go bust” and “depositors aren’t going to be hurt.”

Magnus Billing urged Alecta to “take actions based upon the lessons learned.” The action was his dismissal.

Hundreds of pages of bankruptcy filings reviewed by Term Sheet outline the bizarre limbo the VC unit finds itself in.