Whether it's from the narrator of your favorite documentary or your math teacher after you failed another algebra test, you've heard the phrase "history likes to repeat itself", haven't you? Well the banking industry is no exception to that. In our second episode of the series, 'A Series of Unfortunate Collapses in the Banking Industry', we'll learn how diversification unfortunately led to the downfall of Signature Bank.

Whether it's from the narrator of your favorite documentary or your math teacher after you failed another algebra test, you've heard the phrase "history likes to repeat itself", haven't you? Well the banking industry is no exception to that. In today's episode, we get to wear our detective caps and tap into our financial knowledge to uncover the reason behind the SVB (Sillicon Valley Bank) collapse. This is episode one of the mini-series: 'A Series of Unfortunate Collapses in the Banking Industry'.

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Link to graph mentioned in episode: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YEYGRFKxwNk4wAJJ7y4Q0W7gqxSJ9F6g/view?usp=sharing

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This is Money Makes You Think, a podcast that explores the common questions that we have about the financial world, and is written for teenagers by a teenager (that's me!). I'm Aditi Anand, the author and voice behind the podcast. Frankly, I have a lot of questions about how finance works, which is why I want to explore the past, present and future implications things like cryptocurrency, life insurance and national debt in a fun, engaging way.