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Is venture capital the new subprime? If so, that may concern investors like family offices

For the second time in fifteen years, the global banking system is at risk due to modern financial engineering.

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2 responses to “Is venture capital the new subprime? If so, that may concern investors like family offices”

  1. SVB did not have an unhedged “large position in loss-making mortgage debt” by all other accounts. It had a large unhedged position in long-dated US Treasury bonds.

  2. It’s complicated. Thanks for your observation.

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