Regulators admit fault in collapse of Silicon Valley Bank
- California's bank regulator was slow to address risks at Silicon Valley Bank before its failure in March.
- The Federal Reserve also failed in overseeing Silicon Valley Bank and loosening regulations, allowing it to collapse.
- Regulator staff missed Silicon Valley Bank's rapid growth during the pandemic.
- The regulator plans to increase scrutiny of large banks and require planning for risks like social media.
- The regulator pledges to improve oversight to prevent future bank failures.