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More than six months after the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, the banking world still feels like it's treading water. Interest rates remain high and continue to rise, the cost of bank deposits is extremely high and liquidity is low. And that means lenders – from international investment banks to regional credit unions – aren't making a lot of new loans.

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