Federal Reserve's Kashkari Sees Signs of Calm Restored to Banking Sector

The video discusses the risks that can lead to a bank's collapse, using Silicon Valley Bank as an example of high unhedged risks and large deposits beyond FDIC guarantees. It explains the FDIC and Federal Reserve's interventions, including emergency lending facilities, to stabilize the banking system. The Central Bank's role in supporting banks during panics is highlighted, drawing parallels to the 2008 financial crisis. The video concludes with cautious optimism about current banking stability.

What measures were taken by the Federal Reserve to support banks with good collateral?

Reflect on the lessons learned from the 2008 financial crisis as mentioned in the text.