Though extraordinary intervention by the government and private sector protected uninsured depositors, the recent banking system crisis resulted in several failures and a loss of confidence, especially for owners and debtholders who lost everything.

The crisis further highlighted that there is no expectation of the government protecting uninsured depositors if another bank fails. This CLE course, presented by a regulatory partner at a prominent law firm, will examine the recent trauma in the banking system and what corporations need to know for the future.

• The course will cover:

• What makes banks special?
• Past bank crises, how they occurred and how they were handled
• Corporations understanding of their bank risk
• The failure of SVB, Signature, and First Republic failed
• Results for their depositors, for owners and for debtholders
• Protections that corporations can utilize to protect deposits
• How might we alter bank regulation in light of this crisis?