Silicon Valley Bank Collapse Explained Using the Balance Sheet

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[traneko]

I love it when you explain current events in plain English. And now I FINALLY understand why bond discounts and premiums exist!

[jinryujr]

Great video, Professor Farhat! This was one of the best explanations I have seen explaining the SVB collapse while using accounting (the language of business) to support that explanation. Great job!

[rubenkreuk]

As an starting accountant this is really informative

[calebroberson]

This is really great content! I would love to see more real life examples from your perspective and great skill in explanation. Thank you!

[judynguyen]

Thank you for the detailed explanation. Great content and pleas do more videos like this for the recent collapsed banks.

[Dennyben]

Thanks, Professor Farhat. Very clearly explained. Will use more of your material as my CPA studies gain more steam.

[evanmellinger]

More current events (through an accounting lens) please👍 Excellent vid

[nescafe]

Loved it. Please more of such a video about future events

[neelamchaurasiya]

Yar you'r great . Love from india❤

[meiqizeng]

@13:40 when interest rate is low, isn’t it supposed to be more outflow than inflow to the bank as the cost of borrowing is lower?

[khalilsane]

This was very detailed. Thank you Professor

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[christiancoronado]

Fantastic video. It would be nice to see one about how interest rate swaps could mitigate this problem on this scenario. Although, I think you're right, SVB should have kept the deposits in cash

[rohitmansukhani]

You should clarify that the bonds were fixed rate bonds. If they would have invested in variable rate bonds then they would have survived the disaster