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26:53Now PlayingIn this episode of Beyond the Headline, the host Tamanna Inamdar will discuss how Switzerland is famous for a lot of things. Its tourist attractions include its chocolates, its Swiss watches, and, of course, its Swiss banks. It's where the rich supposedly stash their money. That's because these are some of the safest banks in the world. But are they really? The last two weeks have shown that the most decisive thing in banking is confidence. It was a crisis that had been predicted. In the US banking system a week ago, everything was in order. Three banks have failed since then, with Silicon Valley Bank being the most significant. Due to the seriousness of the situation, US regulators have used "exception" terms from their playbook to cover deposits that weren't previously insured. They believe it will calm the panic and stop the spread of the illness. All regulators must have the same aspirations given the size and importance of the American financial sector. A few panelists join us. "The entire banking fiasco that we are right now going through But the short answer is the linkage. We might not be linked in a direct way, but unlike even 2008, we had some exposures," said Ajay Bagga, a market expert. Listen In!
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