panic prevention

According to reports, Markus Ferber, an influential European Parliament member, said that regulators should try to prevent panic from spreading after the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB). He said that EU banking regulators should check whether European banks are vulnerable to interest rate shocks, just like the interest rate shocks that bankrupted the California bank last Friday. Members of the European Union: Regulators should try to prevent the spread of panic after the collapse of banks in Silicon Valley Analysis based on this information:In the wake of the collapse of the Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), Markus Ferber, an influential European Parliament member, has called for EU banking regulators to monitor the risks of interest rate shocks in European banks. Ferber expressed his concerns about the vulnerability and exposure of European banks to the type of interest rate shocks that led to the bankruptcy of SVB last Friday. He also emphasized the need for regulators to prevent panic from spreading…