Experts call for improved bank regulation and risk management in wake of SVB's failure.
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Experts argue that the recent collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, Signature Bank, and Credit Suisse could have been prevented by better regulation and supervision by the Federal Reserve. The focus should be on ensuring that the rules are being enforced, and the danger of deregulation has been revealed. The rollback of Dodd-Frank regulations by the Trump administration has been pointed to as one of the main reasons for the bank's failure.
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