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2023.03.30 07:01 based_trad3r A big thanks

The TLDR is that I really appreciate this community; it enabled me to come very far in a short period of time turning my office into a proper work station when before all I had was 7-14mbps internet on a good day, With your collective help, I've run cat wires, spaced things out, installed Dream Machine SE, 24 PoE Pro Switch, and a handful of U6 E's and U6 Mesh! Thank you so much!
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I just wanted to thank everybody in this community. From watching from the sidelines and occasionally daring to post, I've reall¥ learned a lot. I'm not ready to do an install for someone, maybe even myself ¥et, but I've learned a lot about networking and the hardware just by reading through the posts, questions, and debates. I started off with no network knowledge. I had one Asus router for a 5000sqf house with stone walls and no wired ethernet anywhere in the house; it was just... bad. Fast forward to the second half of 2023-early 2023, and I can proudly say I have vastly exceeded my wildest expectations. I have a Dream SE, a 24 POE switch, and two Synology NAS units (one is for home and famil¥ use, and the other is focused on my primary business - doing start-up super bootleg, working on the early stuff on a NAS before upgrading to something more serious.
Of course, if I shared it, there would be many criticisms of my build and decisions I made - some of which were forced on me and I'm working to correct - the electricians, when they ran lines, just left them all hanging in the same area of the Rack, with RJ caps on them, rather than female, so working on converting them to female jacks to use patch cable on the POE to the lines up into the house. It was a little irritating, but whatever they knew, they had a somewhat easy mark. The next hurdle is to figure out what CAT wiring they did the house in, I really worry they cheaped out, but unfortunately, when they were in the house to wire, I was on the other side of the country. So I will be inspecting, and I anticipate calling them back to re-run higher tier cable (this is largely due to the imminent fiber connection getting lit up to my house with 10Gbs Up/Down. It might be different from the prettiest, but it's coming along.
The large increase in bandwidth coming aside (and yes, I am aware few, if any, of my devices will be able to even support that speed - except the key one, my mac studio, which I use in Parallels to run Windows due to most financial market software runs on windows. With all the tools that should be running, I am hogging up a lot of data (and CPU power...). I need to run about five trade systems - pre-trade/ post-trade, communications suites, market pricing, DOM, very low latency charting, compliance filings, etc. But that’s all besides the point. What I really want to do is thank you all very much. Not long ago, I was getting 14mbps in my office ( i recently lost access to a commercial office), which was a disaster, but now, having read this and exploring ubiquitin thoroughly, I have a serious network running in the house, all wired, using Dream SE, 24 PoE Pro Switch, some smaller switches at the ends of the lines for rooms that have more than one ethernet plugin option. I have 5 U6 Enterprises and 1 U6 Mesh (Pepsi can). Spread throughout the house, and I have to say, WHEREVER I am in the house, and this is a large stone house, basement, first, second, and third ( attic) floor, and I never drop below 660-700, wherever I am, which is true, not even sure how to put it into words, a miracle. Especially given the price points. Yes, expensive, but you really get what you pay for, and the learning curve isn’t impossible. I'm a very happy user, and I hope that maybe someday soon I can help answer questions all you great people have!
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PS. I mentioned 10Gbs coming to where I am, just a few blocks away now. I will need to return to the drawing board on some hardware. The U6 Enterprises support 2.5, so on the APs, I'm content with that. I want to ensure a 10GBbs connection is going to my workstation (mac studio) and that my NAS units play nice with it. I have to figure out how to upgrade a NAS to reall¥ take advantage of a full ten connection, right now m¥ NAS units are quite simplistic, they are just entry-level NAS units with standard NAS HDDs, but I'm ready to make an investment into a beefier system and integrate 10Gbs ports for the highest speed traders possible. Any advice on this would be greatly appreciated! Thanks again, everyone, so much. I owe this group a huge debt.
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2023.03.30 05:57 CountyAssessor Property Valuation Notices

If you haven't received yours in the mail already, you probably will soon. It will contain a few bits of information from your Assessor...

Let's break each of these down and go into greater depth...

Your Property's Classification This one is about as straightforward as it gets. Is your property being used as a residence? An office? A warehouse? A school? A convenience store? A hospital? Minnesota has plenty of classification codes, but it's usually easy to tell how a property is being used.
Your Property's Valuation This is where things get complicated. There are three basic methods to calculate a property's estimated market value (EMV):
At least one of these approaches will be used to calculate your property's EMV, and the Minnesota Department of Revenue mandates Assessors to calculate properties' values within 90%-105% of what a property would realistically sell for on the open market. (Many County Assessors will target 95% because it's very easy to defend.)
Single-family homes typically use the sales comparison approach... unless they are fresh-built, then they might use the cost approach if the Assessor finds that to be more realistic.
A strip mall will probably use the income approach based on the market rates in that area. Or, if it's fresh-built, the Assessor might use the cost approach instead.
Those are just a couple examples.
A Quick Note Before Discussing Appeals Your typical County Assessor understands the classification and EMV of a property has the biggest impact on the size of your school, county, and state property tax bill... but has no control over the budgets of your school, county, or state. As one county administrator put it, "The school, county, and state all decide how big the pizza is... the County Assessor only decides how big each person's slice is." In other words, these units of government set their budgets (or levies), then the County Auditor uses the County Assessor's classifications and EMVs to figure out what that property's portion of the property tax bill should be. So it's understandable someone might want to appeal their property's classification and/or EMV for property tax reasons, but the County Assessor is only interested in making sure the property's classification matches its current use, and its EMV is reflective of what it would sell for on the open market as of January 2, 2023.

How to Appeal Your Property's Classification and/or EMV

There's three basic methods to appeal your classification and/or EMV: you can do an informal appeal, you can appeal through the local and county boards of appeal & equalization, or you can take your county to Minnesota Tax Court.
Informal Appeal This basically means you contact your Assessor and have a conversation about your property's classification and/or EMV. It may or may not result in your classification and/or EMV changing depending on the situation or the outcome of that conversation. The Assessor might ask to perform a complete interior & exterior inspection of your property before making any changes. If all of this is resolved at least 10 days before your Local Board of Appeal & Equalization (LBAE) meeting, a revised Valuation Notice could be mailed out to you, and the whole process is done. If you go past "The 10-Day Window" as we typically call it...
Formal Appeal - Step 1 This is where you have to appeal to your LBAE or Open Book (OB) meeting, depending on which one is mentioned on your Valuation Notice. If you haven't already, have a conversation with your Assessor about your property and see if a resolution can be made, or if an interior & exterior inspection of your property should be done before these meetings.
For a Local Board of Appeal & Equalization (LBAE) meeting, you must contact them and let them know you are appealing your classification and/or EMV. Instructions are on your Valuation Notice. The organizer of the meeting might ask you if you've had a conversation with your Assessor yet. The board consists of your town/city council members, or their designees. If you and your Assessor are unable to reach an agreement, you'll be expected to bring substantial proof of what you believe your property's classification and/or EMV really should be. (Maybe it's a recent appraisal, or a competitive market analysis by a reputable brokerealtor, each Board's requirements will vary; be sure to ask what information the Board wants when you set up your meeting.) Talking about property taxes or your personal finances is not advised since the main purpose of the meeting is to discuss what your property's classification and/or EMV. If you can't appear in person, you can either submit your appeal in writing or send someone else on your behalf. If you and the Assessor are able to reach an agreement before this meeting, there's technically no need for you to show up at the meeting because the Assessor will let the board know an agreement was reached, but I usually recommend my appellants show up anyways since a board can technically decide to reject any agreement if they choose to. It's extremely rare, I've only seen it happen a couple times in the past decade... and it's not fun. Just show up and enjoy watching a small part of your local government at work.
For an Open Book (OB) meeting... well, let's back up for a second. There's a few different reasons why an OB meeting exists...
Regardless of why the OB is happening instead of a legit LBAE, most property owners don't see the point in the OB since it's the County Assessor administering a meeting... to see if the County Assessor's classification and/or EMV should stand. It's kind of a "fox guarding the henhouse" situation, as one property owner told me when they learned their city failed to meet the LBAE requirements and went OB at the last minute... but now I'm drifting from the topic. Anyways. You must attend the OB meeting in-person, send someone on your behalf, or submit a written appeal.
Formal Appeal - Step 2 This is when you appeal to the County Board of Appeal & Equalization (CBAE), and this can only happen if you have appealed to either an LBAE or OB already. It's a board that consists of either your County Commissioners, or their designees. Just like the LBAE, you will be expected to bring some substantial factual proof of what you think your property's classification and/or EMV is, such as an appraisal or competitive market analysis from a reputable brokerealtor. Talking about property taxes or your personal finances is not advised since the main purpose of the meeting is to discuss your property's classification and/or EMV.
Minnesota Tax Court This can happen regardless of whether or not you did any of the other appeal steps. You can decide to hire a lawyer, or you can represent yourself. You will be making your case before a judge of the Minnesota Tax Court under oath, and just as I've said before, talking about property taxes or your personal finances is not advised since the main purpose of the trial is to discuss what your property's classification and/or EMV. Court fees are involved, so it's always best to take care of things on the Local and/or County level if you can.
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2023.03.30 05:38 WatonBrokers March 30 - WBroker Daily Note

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According to data from the German Federal Statistical Office, by the end of 2022, the total public debt of all levels of government in Germany will reach 2.367 trillion euros, an increase of 2% over the previous year. Among them, the total national debt owed by the German federal government was 1.62 trillion euros, a year-on-year increase of 4.6%.
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South Korea's Financial Supervisory Service may consider easing short-selling rules later this year if the current financial market turmoil ends soon, the head of South Korea's Financial Supervisory Service said.
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UBS announced that it has appointed Sergio Hermoti as the next president and CEO, responsible for guiding the merger and acquisition of Credit Suisse, effective from April 5. Ermoti is currently the chairman of Swiss Re, and he was the CEO of UBS from 2011 to 2020.
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Britain's competition watchdog said it was considering whether to refer Broadcom's $61 billion takeover of VMware (VMware) to an investigation because it could harm competition.
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2023.03.30 05:35 WatonSecurities March 30 Waton Securities Daily Note

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According to data from the German Federal Statistical Office, by the end of 2022, the total public debt of all levels of government in Germany will reach 2.367 trillion euros, an increase of 2% over the previous year. Among them, the total national debt owed by the German federal government was 1.62 trillion euros, a year-on-year increase of 4.6%.
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South Korea's Financial Supervisory Service may consider easing short-selling rules later this year if the current financial market turmoil ends soon, the head of South Korea's Financial Supervisory Service said.
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UBS announced that it has appointed Sergio Hermoti as the next president and CEO, responsible for guiding the merger and acquisition of Credit Suisse, effective from April 5. Ermoti is currently the chairman of Swiss Re, and he was the CEO of UBS from 2011 to 2020.
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Britain's competition watchdog said it was considering whether to refer Broadcom's $61 billion takeover of VMware (VMware) to an investigation because it could harm competition.
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2023.03.30 05:03 LeeeeroyJenkins1 My theory on an ideal society

So I’m somewhere between libertarian and ancap.
I believe consenting adults should be able to do whatever they want, whether it be hardcore drugs, any sexual practice you can think of, etc. as long as it isn’t in front of children or in public if it’s deemed disturbing by agreed-upon morals.
99% of our government institutions should be either abolished or privatized, especially schools.
ALL infringements on our amendments, specifically the 1st and 2nd, should be immediately erased. If I can afford a tank, I should be able to buy one.
A federal government and central bank should not exist, period.
I think we should have a tiny government with many representatives, who are paid a tiny salary for doing a tiny amount of “work.” They have their real jobs and also work like 5 hours a month. We have 330 million people here so 33,000 should be enough, spread out evenly across the country. A 0.1% flat tax should cover that.
No other tax shall ever be proposed, under threat of public torture and hanging of the politician.
All 33,000 reps have the exact same status. There are no whips and leaders and speakers and caucuses and committees and presidents and cabinet members and bureaucrats. They are up for election every year.
All campaign donations shall be fully transparent and not exceed 20 Troy ounces of silver per person per year. Corporations are not allowed to donate to anyone, period.
No elaborate offices for these reps; they work for the people and shouldn’t be working in expensive fortresses. If they want to protect themselves from a potential nut job, they have their M16 on them just like everyone else.
And since we have an almost zero tax rate, the money in their pockets and everyone else’s will be 500% more than it is now. So they can hire private security very easily, as can everyone else.
Environment conservation will be overseen by private companies funded by charity from the now very wealthy populace who cares about such things. Same with the military DEFENSE. We don’t invade or occupy other countries with our military, we defend our country.
I know I’m missing a lot but I don’t want to bore you with a book. Let me know your thoughts
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2023.03.30 04:55 No-Prize-9343 RealPage Rent Price-Fixing Scheme – Nationwide

https://www.hbsslaw.com/cases/realpage-rent-price-fixing-scheme-nationwide
Do you or did you since 2016 rent an apartment maintained by a major property management company?
Attorneys are representing renters in a lawsuit fighting a scheme that artificially inflated apartment rental rates.
CASE STATUS Active ATTORNEYS Steve W. Berman Breanna Van Engelen Stephanie A. Verdoia PRACTICE AREAS Antitrust Litigation Consumer Rights COURT U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington CASE NUMBER 2:22-cv-01712 DEFENDANT(S) RealPage, Inc. See below for list of additional defendants FILE DATE 12/02/2022 PHONE 1-888-381-2889 EMAIL [email protected] RELATED DOCUMENTS
Complaint 12/02/22
Hagens Berman has filed a class-action lawsuit on behalf of renters who have been harmed by a scheme perpetrated by some of the largest residential real estate companies. The lawsuit states these leasing companies colluded to artificially increase the price of rent, basing leases above competitive levels. In this scheme, renters lose, and leases are adjusted to rates beyond what a free market would bear. We believe in upholding tenants’ rights.
HOW DO I KNOW IF I’M AFFECTED? The residential real estate companies under investigation maintain properties across the U.S. If your apartment is maintained by one of the following companies, or another large property management company, fill out the form to find out your rights »
Companies under investigation: AvalonBay Communities Avenue5 Residential BH Management Services Bozzuto Management Camden Property CONAM Management Cortland Partners Cushman & Wakefield CWS Apartment Homes Equity Residential Essex Property Trust FPI Management Greystar Real Estate Partners Highmark Residential Irvine Company Lincoln Property Mid-America Apartment Communities Mission Rock Residential Morgan Group Morgan Properties Prometheus Real Estate Group RPM Living Sares Regis Group Operating Security Properties Thrive Communities Management UDR ZRS Management Other
YOUR TENANT RIGHTS Your rights as a renter include a fair price for your apartment, and we believe these companies have violated federal laws in artificially raising the price of rent. You may have rights under antitrust laws to compensation for your losses due to this scheme.
RENTAL PRICE SCHEME EXPLAINED Our legal team believes that beginning in 2016, these leasing giants began to work together to increase lease prices for renters. Instead of using an independent pricing metric and supply decisions, they agreed to use a third-party pricing and data collection service, RealPage, to make unit-specific lease adjustments. RealPage also allows participating lessors to coordinate supply levels to avoid price competition. They made these changes in lockstep, forcing leases higher in a scheme designed to imprison renters.
HOW CAN A CLASS ACTION HELP? Through a class-action lawsuit, individual renters can collectively bring claims against large corporations who would otherwise have the upper hand. A class-action lawsuit seeks to level the playing field, bringing strength to collective action to change corrupt practices. Though these measures do not bring immediate relief, they are a time-tested method of holding companies accountable for wrongdoing.
NATIONAL LAW FIRM Hagens Berman is home to some of the most well-respected and successful lawyers representing plaintiffs in class actions, and the firm has achieved $325 billion in settlements since its founding in 1993. The firm has taken on major institutions for fraudulent billing and predatory behavior, including in the mortgage market, in Big Tech, and against utility companies, product manufacturers and other negligent parties. Your claim will be handled by attorneys experienced in this area of law.
NO COST TO YOU There is no cost or fee whatsoever involved in joining this case. In the event Hagens Berman or any other firm obtains a settlement that provides benefits to class members, the court will decide a reasonable fee to be awarded to the legal team. In no case will any class member ever be asked to pay any out-of-pocket sum.
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2023.03.30 04:47 Vegetable-Cobbler734 Stocks are up over 1% across the board! Will tighter regulation put the U.S. banking industry out of its misery?

Stocks are up over 1% across the board! Will tighter regulation put the U.S. banking industry out of its misery?
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The three major U.S. stock indices closed collectively higher on Wednesday! As the market's fears of a full-blown banking crisis waned again under the ongoing reassurances from European and American regulators.
Will tighter regulation put the U.S. banking industry out of its misery?
Federal Reserve Vice Chairman for Financial Supervision Barr, FDIC Chairman and U.S. Treasury Department officials attend the second day of congressional hearings.
But the vice chairman Barr bravely admitted the failure of Silicon Valley Bank, which shows that the Federal Reserve still need to continue to work to improve the resilience of the banking system, to assess whether stricter standards will prompt banks to better manage the risks that led to their failure.
The media said the FDIC is considering "ruthlessly charging large banks" to make up for the nearly $23 billion in bailout costs from recent bank failures, and the U.S. securities community is pressuring the FDIC not to charge small banks additional fees.
U.S. bank regulation is a cycle
Looking back at the U.S. regulation of the banking industry, it has experienced multiple rounds of switching between liberalization and strong regulation. The FDIC, which now carries the mission of bank deposit insurance, was established in 1933, exactly 90 years ago, and was created precisely in response to the financial panic and bank runs of the time.
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After World War I, the U.S. manufacturing industry saw rapid growth, and the ensuing demand for corporate financing contributed to a boom in the securities market, with the U.S. stock and bond markets achieving unprecedented growth in the 1920s.
The number of U.S. banks engaged in securities business grew from 277 in 1922 to 591 in 1928, and a large amount of funds from commercial banks freely entered the high-risk securities market under the loosely regulated mechanism at that time, and from 1922 to 1929, the amount of bank funds entering the securities market tripled, and the percentage of bank funds invested in the securities market reached 38% in 1929.
In the second half of 1929, the Federal Reserve tightened its securities policy, the bubble burst, and the banking system went into chaos. Banks, which had put a lot of money into the stock market, faced losses and were in trouble, depositors were scurrying to withdraw their deposits, and more than 9,000 banks failed during the Great Depression of 1929-1933 because they could not raise funds from the Federal Reserve System.
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After Roosevelt came to power, he approved the Banking Act, known as the Glass I Stigl Act, which established a system of banking separation. Two agencies, the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation (FSLIC) and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), were given regulatory authority over banks and savings institutions, respectively. Under interest rate regulation (Regulation Q), banks were prohibited from paying interest to demand depositors, and interest on time deposits was also limited.
A painful "Great Depression" made the SEC realize the need for stronger financial regulation.
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As the wheels of history moved through the 1970s, the rise of neoliberal economics, which emphasized competition and efficiency, and the absence of a major economic crisis in the United States in the three decades following the Great Depression, calls for deregulation grew.
More importantly, the development of financial institutions under long-term regulation was greatly restricted and their operations were in trouble. High inflation and interest rate regulation led to serious "financial disintermediation" in the U.S. Under Regulation Q, the interest rate on bank deposits could not exceed 5.5%, while the domestic inflation rate exceeded double digits, forcing a large amount of capital to flee banks and flock to money market funds.
The liabilities side was short maturity deposits, which were under pressure to be lost, and the assets side was long maturity, fixed rate mortgages, which were under pressure to be impaired in times of high inflation and high interest rates. Banks are eager to break interest rate controls and seek to expand revenue streams in other areas such as securities.
Under pressure, the U.S. Securities and regulatory agencies deregulation, specific measures include: Garn-St Germain (Garn-St Germain Depository Institutions Act) to relax the restrictions on the investment side of S&L, and allow banks to provide floating rate mortgage goods, to solve the problem of interest rate mismatch; phasing out Regulation Q, etc.
By the end of the 1980s, non-performing loans began to skyrocket after the real estate market downturn due to serious financial fraud by a large number of savings and loans institutions.
According to FDIC statistics, more than 2,900 institutions went bankrupt during the storage crisis, corresponding to total assets of about $920 billion, accounting for about 19% of the average annual GDP during the period, even the above-mentioned FSLIC, which was established after the Great Depression, also went bankrupt due to its inability to bear insurance payments.
After the crisis, the U.S. re-entered the strict regulation mode, the Basel Accord strengthened the capital requirements for the banking industry, and the enactment of the Financial Services Modernization Act in 1999 marked the return of the financial industry to mixed operations and the establishment of "umbrella regulation".
The subprime crisis also revealed the inadequacy of financial regulation, and in 2009, the Commission of Inquiry mandated by the U.S. Congress released the Financial Crisis Inquiry Report, which summarized eight causes of the financial crisis, including the failure of risk management of systemically important financial institutions, the failure of financial regulation and supervision to undermine financial stability, the lack of high-risk investment and transparency, and the lack of preparedness of the Securities and Exchange Commission to deal with the crisis.
Subsequently, the U.S. enacted the Financial Regulatory Reform Program and the Dodd-Frank Act, and implemented the Volcker Rule to strengthen the supervision of systemic risk and important institutions.
After the Trump administration took office in 2018, it pushed to amend the Dodd-Frank Act to raise the criteria for determining that banks have systemic risk, so that only banks with assets of more than $250 billion are classified as more stringent regulatory targets (the previous regulatory standard was $50 billion).
As of the end of 2022, Silicon Valley Bank, Signature Bank, and First Republic Bank, which are in the epicenter of this banking crisis with assets of $209 billion, $110 billion, and $212.6 billion, respectively, are excluded from this regulation.
In addition, also relaxed the supervision of small and medium-sized banks, including exemptions from the "Walker rule", reduce the frequency of stress tests, etc.. And this has become the focus of the ongoing hearings on "dumping".
What is the impact on banks?
After the financial crisis, countries have strengthened the supervision of systemically important banks, but the supervision of regional banks of relatively low importance is more lenient. After this Silicon Valley Bank triggered a series of financial turmoil, it is likely to force the Federal Reserve to adopt stricter regulation, and the statement at Barr's hearing also released the signal of strict regulation.
A return to the standards in place before the 2018 Dodd-Frank amendments is not out of the question, and not only systemically important banks, but other small and medium-sized banks may also face higher capital and liquidity requirements.
In fact, as we back to the lake of the regulatory adjustment, after the crisis there is often a round of reflection and upgrade of financial regulation, but with economic development and financial innovation, or banks operating in a bottleneck, there is always a window of regulatory relaxation, and once again the financial control can not keep pace with the situation.
For banks, ultra-tight regulation will inevitably have an impact on the conduct of banking business and profitability. After the financial crisis, in response to regulatory requirements for capital and liquidity, banks' compliance costs have inevitably increased while their asset scale expansion has been restricted, and the growth rate of bank assets has further decreased from about 10% in 2013 to 5% in 2018.
Banks' willingness to lend continues to be subdued, preferring instead to hold high-quality liquid assets including U.S. debt and central banks beyond, which is particularly prominent in the wake of the pandemic.
Also in terms of bank profitability, there is a gap with the pre-crisis level, with the average ROA of the US banking sector at 0.8%-1% during 2012-2018, slightly lower than the pre-crisis level of 1.3%; ROE is consistently below 12%, a larger gap than the pre-crisis level of 12%-15%. It was only after the deregulation in 2018 that ROA jumped significantly.
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On the one hand, the regulation more or less restrained the bank's ability to make money, but on the other hand, regulation is not a panacea, loose tight and may trigger the exposure of risk, such as the mentioned 80s savings and loan crisis is an example.
Under strict regulation, storage institutions operating difficulties, under pressure interest rate certificate government relaxed interest rate restrictions, but the plight of banks did not lift, in the competition of high interest rates for storage, the cost of bank liabilities rose sharply, while the asset side of the housing impairment problem still exists, which squeezed the profits of banks. The fundamental crux of the problem still lies in the constantly high interest rates, storage institutions are highly concentrated in the real estate industry chasing high returns.
The crisis triggered by Silicon Valley Bank has many similarities with the storage crisis, deposit outflows, asset impairment, significant expansion after regulatory relaxation, and the possibility of regulatory action again after risk exposure.
History will not repeat itself, but it will be similar. As long as the monetary policy is still tightening, the yield curve continues to be inverted, the plight of banks can hardly be completely lifted.
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