Had we followed Congress' direction to include contingent capital in the stacks of U.S. large banks, we would have been able to resolve the SVB without hitting the Deposit Insurance Fund.
Bill Foster: “Had we followed Congress' direction to include contingent capital in the stacks of U.S. large banks, we would have been…”
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Foster argues for contingent capital to prevent future banking crises.
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