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SHARE KPMG Gave SVB, Signature Bank Clean Bill of Health Weeks Before Collapse Accounting firm faces scrutiny for audits of failed banks A Silicon Valley Bank branch in Wellesley, Mass., before opening on Monday morning.PHOTO: STEVEN SENNE/ASSOCIATED PRESS By Jonathan Weil and Jean...

BUSINESS Saudi Aramco Posts Record $161 Billion Profit for 2022 Oil prices boost Saudi Arabia’s national oil company as the kingdom seeks to showcase its foreign-policy ambitions Aramco said its annual profit rose by 46% last year, the latest major oil company to report a record annual profit...

Breaking: Signature Bank closed by New York banking authorities The New-York-based bank, which is also known to serve a number of crypto firms, was shut down by state regulators, according to a Federal Reserve announcement. 494Total views Listen to article 1:01 BREAKING NEWS The Board of...

"Depositors at Silicon Valley Bank will have access to all their money on Monday, regulators said, as part of an emergency plan to stem potential spillovers from the bank’s swift collapse. The regulators also closed Signature." Cover of the WSJ about 10 minutes ago.

Feds say the closed Signature Bank. They also said SVB deposit will get their money back.

By Andy Kessler March 12, 2023 3:04 pm ET 165 Silicon Valley Bank’s headquarters in Santa Clara, Calif., March 10.PHOTO: NATHAN FRANDINO/REUTERS That giant slurping sound on Friday was Silicon Valley Bank imploding. America’s 16th-largest bank had some $175 billion in deposits and disappeared...

And there is the gossip of a buyer and a reopening at Monday AM.

https://www.sec.gov/ix?doc=/Archives/edgar/data/1428439/000142843923000010/wk-20230310.htm

For what it's worth, these are custodial accounts - not deposit accounts. These will, most likely, all be safe. These aren't the bag holders. The interesting list would be all the deposit accounts.

Used to be narrow and mostly SPY, but almost no firm allowed it. See if anyone allows this. Approved today. https://www.sec.gov/rules/sro/cboe/2023/34-97019.pdf

A call to FINRA’s Senior Helpline resulted in $3.4 million returned to approximately 300 customers. In 1996, the Santa Rosa Bay Bridge Authority in Milton, Fla. issued bonds to raise capital for the construction of a bridge. Fast forward about 25 years to February 2021: A customer contacted...

https://www.thewrap.com/roku-had-487-million-in-silicon-valley-bank-whose-failure-is-rolling-the-tech-world/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=breaking_news_7228064

https://www.finra.org/media-center/newsreleases/2023/finra-fines-webull-3-million-options-customer-approval-violations

By Jean Eaglesham March 10, 2023 5:30 am ET 35 Regulators are scrutinizing whether companies are manipulating financial results to meet Wall Street targets, as a profit-squeeze amps up pressure on executives to “make the numbers.” This earnings season has been marked by falls in both reported...

If the OP can post the original quote - not having a paraphrase would be a help. There is no preopening option trading in the retail US. I take the comment to mean the existing short put owners are trying to get off shorts of the stock as a partial hedge. Nothing on any of the option...

Banks Lose Billions in Value After Tech Lender SVB Stumbles Index of banks posts biggest drop since pandemic roiled markets nearly three years ago Greg Becker, chief executive of SVB, tried to reassure venture capitalists and other clients in the tech sector.PHOTO: LAUREN JUSTICE/BLOOMBERG...

Or sell the put for $4 - how much premium did OP harvest?

Schwab or TD by any chance. Then it's a possible regulatory issue, but ask your broker.

0DTE options could turn 5% intraday market decline into 25% rout -JPMorgan Ankika Biswas and Medha Singh - Reuters Trading in new near-dated U.S. options contracts can supercharge volatility in U.S. stocks, potentially leading to tremendous intraday declines, analysts at JPMorgan said. The U.S...

Updated Mar 6, 2023 at 3:35 pm ET Citadel, NYSE, Schwab Fire Salvo at SEC On Trading Overhaul By Alexander Osipovich Brokerage giant Charles Schwab, electronic trading firm Citadel Securities and the New York Stock Exchange are asking their regulator to back off its plans to overhaul the way the...