Posted on 03/12/2023 9:25:01 AM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum
Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) Chief Executive Officer Greg Becker sent a video message acknowledging the "incredibly difficult" 48 hours leading up to its collapse on Friday. He stated that he is working with banking regulators to find a partner for SVB and wore a stylish black zip-up jacket from Gleneagles.
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What a great guy. /s
What does that mean? What is gleneagles? Why "zip-up"? Is it all some kind of code?
video message
smart not being in the same room
It should be fairly easy to find out what he knew at the end of January. If he already was aware that the bank would likely fail, he should be made to pay all of the proceeds back.
I hope the woke bastard used the proper pronouns.
Yeah. But diversity and equity and stuff...
Gleneagles is a very posh Country Club in Scotland where the elite go to golf. If you’re really into golf, it’s a bucket list course.
Don’t worry, myself and my friends all got our money out 2 weeks ago, we will be just fine. As for the rest of you, well Suck it Up, you gambled with us and we WON!!!
Now think about the many, many bad decisions that have been made by our federal government. I am concerned about what will happen when it is discovered our federal government has spent 30-plus trillion dollars it doesn't have and can never pay it back.
One difference is that the bank can't print counterfeit money but the federal government can - legally.
It makes me feel bitter - er, better - knowing the books are being cooked by the 25 percent reduction in my nest egg through Biden's inflation tax over the past two years.
Behold the woke libtard idiot that led this bank into oblivion with his stupidity
SBF without the hair?
Thank you.
Maybe it's like Zelinski wearing camo pants and a green t-shirt everywhere.
IT Crowd is a great show
“Scrambling.”
That was the single-word reply I received from a contact in the White House when I asked what the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) was doing today about failed Silicon Valley Bank. Then, Bloomberg confirmed what many expected would be happening this weekend:
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. kicked off an auction process late Saturday night for Silicon Valley Bank, with final bids due by Sunday afternoon, according to people familiar with the matter.
The FDIC is aiming for a swift deal but a winner may not be known until late Sunday, according to one person, who asked to not be identified because the matter isn’t public. No final decision has been made and it’s possible that no deal may be reached, said the people.
Like the Democrat party primaries and caucuses. They need extra time to count the votes. Decide who the winner is.
Sickening but true.
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