After the collapse of SVB Financial's Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank, and the forced acquisition of Credit Suisse, the regional banking sector has struggled. 

I believe most regional banks will survive this crisis and that the selling probably is overdone. Many regional banks have done a much better job of protecting their balance sheets from interest rate risk and have a much more diverse deposit base.

But regional banks are still facing a much tougher outlook than they were before the collapse of SVB because of headwinds that probably will pose rising challenges to the industry.

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