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The former head of Brookfield Asset Management’s venture capital arm accused the firm of wrongfully firing him after he refused to lie to investors.

The Bank of England has proposed increasing the limit on deposits legally protected in the event of a bank failure by almost 30%, after a review triggered by the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank two years ago.

More than 1,600 banks and their subsidiaries tapped the Federal Reserve’s emergency lending program created to support the industry during the regional banking turmoil two years ago.

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Defunct SVB Financial Group to sell Indian subsidiary to First Citizens Bancshares

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