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What does "institutions that serve the public" mean? It sounds like you're trying to say 'government-run' (like as in 'public sector'), but SVB was a private co
by cmeacham98 4y ago
What does "institutions that serve the public" mean? It sounds like you're trying to say 'government-run' (like as in 'public sector'), but SVB was a private company.
If we're including private companies, how far does that go? Should I be allowed to look at the financials of local restaurants?
- function_seven 4y agoNo, but you can see their Health Department inspection reports. That's a good analogy.
- quesera 4y ago> SVB was a private company. I think you mean something different, but SVB went public in 1987. Transparency in publicly-traded companies is obviously important. SVB was subject to all of the usual reporting and disclosure rules.