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Risky Business: Are the Bank Failures Going to Affect the Office of the CFO?

Publisher IDC
Published Apr 06, 2023
Length 7 Pages
SKU # IDC17852767

Description

Risky Business: Are the Bank Failures Going to Affect the Office of the CFO?

This IDC Perspective covers the effects of the bank failures, why they occurred, and how to reduce risk exposure for the office of the CFO. There are safety nets built into the U.S. banking system by the U.S. Treasury, the Federal Reserve, and the FDIC. These organizations have been created and strengthened for the past 100 years, but if regulations are rolled back, a higher risk profile for some banks will be seen, depending on who they give loans to and where they invest their deposits. "Diversification and analysis are the keys to reducing risk for all of the entities you do business with, including banking relationships. Know who you are doing business with, and ensure that you are comfortable with their risk profile." — Heather Herbst, research director, Worldwide Office of the CFO

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Table of Contents

7 Pages
Executive Snapshot
Situation Overview
How Did We Get Here?
Technology Start-Up Bank Funding and Investments (SVB)
Crypto Bank Funding and Investing (Signature Bank and Silvergate Bank)
U.S. Banking Regulation History: An Important Foundation to Understand
Why Will Most CFOs Not Be Affected?
Why Will Some CFOs of Small Businesses Be Affected?
Lessons Learned and the Future for the Office of the CFO
Advice for the Technology Buyer
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Related Research
Synopsis
How Do Licenses Work?
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