The average is actually 25. And April is one of the biggest months for bank

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Apr 26, 2024
8:18:12pm

carlstud William Hung Fan

The average is actually 25. And April is one of the biggest months for bank

Failures

Failed Banks In The US: An Analysis By Year, Size And More

Bank failures are more common than you think. Here’s a breakdown of failed banks in the U.S. since 2000 and a look at how SVB compares.

https://www.forbes.com/advisor/banking/list-of-failed-banks/

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carlstud

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Republic First Bank collapsed & seized by regulators. Banking Crisis 2.0? Is it

bluebrotha

Apr 26, 8:11pm

Four or five banks close each year

CSoul

Apr 26, 8:12pm

The average is actually 25. And April is one of the biggest months for bank

carlstud

Apr 26, 8:18pm

I was going off the AP that said in a strong economy it's 4-5. Since 2000 includes 2008 financial crisis

CSoul

Apr 26, 8:19pm

Don't banks usually fail on Fridays?

downtownchrisbrown

Apr 26, 8:15pm

Yes because it gives regulators the weekend to come in and take control

Apr 27, 9:27am

This round is a pittance compared to last year

mobicurious

Apr 26, 8:26pm

I made a small investment in April 2023 thinking it had taken a hit as collateral damage when the other 1st Rep. failed.

Apr 26, 8:35pm

More like a dot.om bubble. There will be more failures, but there are some really good and healthy banks out there doing

zonacougar

Apr 26, 8:46pm

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