The public can rest assured that the banking system overall and Wisconsin banks are safe, sound, and resilient. Wisconsin banks do not operate in the manner that caused the failure of Silicon Valley Bank in Santa Clara, California and Signature Bank in New York, New York. The customer base of Wisconsin banks is much more diversified and the overall balance sheet management of Wisconsin banks is significantly different. Regulators acted swiftly and decisively, which protected customers of the failed banks and prevented further pain across the banking system. As recent data from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation show, Wisconsin banks are well capitalized and remain on solid footing. Consumers can remain at ease knowing that their money is safe in an FDIC-insured bank in Wisconsin.
Cologuard maker @exactsciences plans a huge expansion in #Arizona. https://ow.ly/JTUe50PSKv5 via @wisconsininno #cancer #prevention
A new partnership between the #Wisconsin Department. of Military Affairs and @uwwhitewater will increase cyber resiliency in the state. https://ow.ly/LbLm50PSKG0 via @wisbusiness #technology
Over two dozen investor groups are set to attend the #Wisconsin Early Stage Symposium 11/8-9 @mononaterrace.
The deadline for young companies to apply to participate is 10/13. https://ow.ly/TWJi50PSKts #startup #venturecapital
The Women's #Business Conference is 10/25 @pablocenterec.
Learn more and register: https://ow.ly/gSe750PScWq #women #leadership
Event Reminder (10/4): 'Unlocking the Power of #AI for #Business' at the Fluno Center in Madison. https://ow.ly/YyAj50PScUh #technology
Inside #Wisconsin: Even in tough climate, young companies can raise money they need. https://ow.ly/yvVE50PRIgM via @tstillwtc #startup #funding