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The video discusses the FDIC's role in the context of uninsured deposits, particularly focusing on the recent failure of Silicon Valley Bank, where over 90% of deposits were uninsured. It highlights the potential impact on early stage companies and the broader financial system. Regulators, including Janet Yellen and the White House, express confidence in the current banking system's resilience, noting improvements since the 2008 financial crisis, such as capital and liquidity requirements.

What is the significance of the $250,000 cap mentioned in relation to uninsured deposits?

What are the concerns regarding the uninsured deposits at Silicon Valley Bank?

What are the potential ripple effects mentioned in the context of early-stage companies?

What did Janet Yellen and the Council of Economic Advisors express confidence in?

How does the current banking system compare to the system before 2008 according to the text?