During this special episode, Richard Squire joins us to discuss the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank. Richard is a Professor of law at Fordham University School of Law, where he teaches corporate, business, and bankruptcy law, and he is here today to provide an overview of what has happened at Silicon Valley Bank, and analyze the elements that have led to this point. Join us to hear his perspective on the Federal Reserve’s failures, the role of moral hazard, and how middle class tax is redistributed to the wealthy. We discuss fractional reserve banking, Dodd-Frank, and interest rates, before we theorize about what the world would look like without inflation from money printing. Hear why Richard doesn’t advocate for lifting the insurance cap on deposits, which program is working in tandem with deposits, and why deflation is undesirable for the Federal Reserve with money multiplication and division in mind. Join us today to hear all this and more from today’s highly knowledgeable guest. Thanks for tuning in!
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During this special episode, Richard Squire joins us to discuss the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank. Richard is a Professor of law at Fordham University School of Law, where he teaches corporate, business, and bankruptcy law, and he is here today to provide an overview of what has happened at Silicon Valley Bank, and analyze the elements that have led to this point. Join us to hear his perspective on the Federal Reserve’s failures, the role of moral hazard, and how middle class tax is redistributed to the wealthy. We discuss fractional reserve banking, Dodd-Frank, and interest rates, before we theorize about what the world would look like without inflation from money printing. Hear why Richard doesn’t advocate for lifting the insurance cap on deposits, which program is working in tandem with deposits, and why deflation is undesirable for the Federal Reserve with money multiplication and division in mind. Join us today to hear all this and more from today’s highly knowledgeable guest. Thanks for tuning in!
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