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U.S. regulators are facing the challenge of addressing examiners reluctance to raise red flags in the banking system, a problem that has persisted for years. The postmortems on the failures of First Republic Bank, Silicon Valley Bank, and Signature Bank reveal that regulators identified major problems but acted too slowly.
As U.S. regulators start to overhaul the way they police lenders after three banks failed this year, they will have to address examiners' hesitancy to raise red flags, a deep-seated problem that has plagued the system for years. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) this month released its review into the demise of First Republic Bank, the third official postmortem into the crisis which also felled Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and New York's Signature Bank. The postmortems on why bank managers and regulators were not able to avert disaster reveal a common theme: Federal Reserve and FDIC examiners tasked with ensuring banks follow rules and remain sound spotted major problems but acted too slowly.
As U.S. regulators start to overhaul
the way they police lenders after three banks failed this year,
they will have to address examiners hesitancy to raise red
flags, a deep-seated problem that has.