US filmmaker Clark Coffey watched on in horror as his bank wobbled and others collapsed.
| American horror filmmaker Clark Coffey saw the bank crisis unfold like something from one of his own scripts.
Clark Coffey: “It was Australian George Miller and the original Mad Max trilogy that inspired me to make movies!”P Global, higher than many of its competitors, but lower than SVB’s 94 per cent.will be released soon and has no affiliations with the bank, was still nervous about a bank run because his deposit was large – big enough for him to check the FDIC website for the size insurable.
Mr Coffey says he’s no banking expert, and “just a dude trying to navigate a complicated market like so many millions of others”.“This doesn’t mean I’m not concerned. I’m keeping a close eye on FRC, the banking industry, and the market,” he says.
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