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However, the latest staff report from the New York Federal Reserve suggests a different narrative—one that hints at underlying vulnerabilities. This report indicates that the banking system remains susceptible to certain risks, albeit less vulnerable than it was during the 2008 financial crisis. The subtle shift in tone raises questions about the true health of the financial institutions across the country.
Key Concerns: Funding and Capital Shortfalls
The New York Fed’s analysis highlights two primary areas of vulnerability: