Elizabeth Warren: 'We know who's responsible' for startling SVB implosion
Raw StoryIt's no secret what caused the sudden implosion of the once-mighty Silicon Valley Bank, Sen. Elizabeth Warren wrote Monday in a New York Times op-ed. The name of a key person behind the mess starts with a "T" — but he was backed by members of both parties who worked to weaken bank regulations aimed at protecting customers and the nation, Warren argued. "Regulators, including Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell, then made a bad situation worse, letting financial institutions load up on risk," she added. IN OTHER NEWS: Raskin accuses GOP Oversight chairman of coordinating with Trump's lawyers 'to bury evidence' On Friday, executives of SVB were "busy paying out congratulatory bonuses hours before the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation rushed in to take over their failing institution" — leaving countless businesses with accounts "alarmed that they wouldn’t be able to pay their bills and employees," Warren continued.