Maintaining Trust in the Financial System Following SVB’s Sudden Collapse; Also, Energy Budgets to Prevent Burnout

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Maintaining Trust in the Financial System Following SVB’s Sudden Collapse; Also, Energy Budgets to Prevent Burnout
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Following the sudden collapse of Silicon Valley Bank earlier this month, James Keys and Tunde Ogunlana discuss the nature of what apparently went wrong and the role the government has and should play in both managing and preventing these types of situations (01:30).  The guys also consider a popular technique many having been using to prevent burnout and be happier (41:11).

Why almost everyone failed to predict Silicon Valley Bank’s collapse (CNN)

Column: Silicon Valley Bank’s collapse may be a blessing in disguise (LA Times)

A Big Question for the Fed: What Went Wrong With Bank Oversight? (NY Times)

Silicon Valley’s Favorite Bank Was Its Single Point of Failure (Bloomberg)

Why First Citizens got a $16.5 billion discount for taking over Silicon Valley Bank (Yahoo! Finance)

Psychologist shares the No. 1 exercise highly successful people use to be happier (CNBC)