As fairity pointed out in a comment to this thread, "The FDIC report shows $209b in assets and $175b in deposits."
Unfortunately much of their balance sheet is illiquid (consider loans they've made to venture-backed businesses, and of course a poor choice they made in government debt maturity).
Thus a liquidity crisis; technically also insolvency, but not gross mismanagement and excessive leverage by any means. Unwinding it will be quite routine (see my reply to kmod).
Unfortunately much of their balance sheet is illiquid (consider loans they've made to venture-backed businesses, and of course a poor choice they made in government debt maturity).
Thus a liquidity crisis; technically also insolvency, but not gross mismanagement and excessive leverage by any means. Unwinding it will be quite routine (see my reply to kmod).