This study explores the various intricate issues surrounding the decline of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and its resulting implications on the world market. Using sophisticated analytical methods, the research analyses some possible causes for the collapse of SVB. Secondly, it uncovers the intricate connection between corporate governance and the general performance of banks.The continuous risk analysis is focused on risk management as the centrality of the issue. The study emphasizes the critical importance of soundness and survival for financial institutions, especially in light of the dynamic nature of the market. Through the examination of these dimensions, the study seeks to shed light on the factors that led to the downfall of SVB and generate knowledge on more general issues related to preserving institutional stability and resilience.
Gostu et al. (Fri,) studied this question.