In the middle of the chaos bankruptcies of banks is more topical and deeply concerned, and rightly so, to many investors and savers.
Now that many savers and investors will ask is:
Could my bank to go bankrupt in the coming months?
Could we lose the money we have deposited?
The answer in these cases is uncertain, even onshore banks do not guarantee the protection of the angel investors ...

I've heard of so many small banks closing at this time. Commercial banks are more stable so they have a minimal chance of bankruptcy.

It's hard to predict what tragic things would arise at this time. It is not impossible to happen. We can never be sure, anything can happen.

Some governments guarantee deposits up to certain amounts if any bank goes bust.

The worst is yet to happen.

It is currently difficult to predict the safety of a bank. The instability does not guarantee anything. Depend on governments to provide protection to their respective banks. I know that in New Zealand, Seychelles and other governments use better protection plans for their banks because they are tax free.

The short answer is yes it can happen, absolutely. Will it happen in advanced countries like the UK or U.S., at least with major commercial banks probably not.

Currently, the only strategy that banks normally use is the support they receive from their governments, but are also known offshore banks, who help their clients more common as banks, tax-free and with higher interest rates.

I`m sure I remember one of the smaller, more provincial, banks going under quite a few years ago in the US.

And we have to remember one of the very biggest, Lehman Bros, went bankrupt.

That's right! This crisis is going to help small banks and debug at the same time weaken strong banking competition to buy at very low prices. The same strategy was used before in previous crises and gave very good results to a small group of bankers.

No want know what will happen. But you must do some research before you joined any banking. All the best

Banks will survive the latest financial crisis and based on experience, they might not become bankrupt, not at least dozens of them. You know, good news have already begun to hear and the concerns are going to be eased soon. Perhaps a good idea is trying out the banks operating in other countries or using the ones having international presence. I think the local banks might be more vulnerable to the crisis than the ones having several global branches and sections.

yes. Cyprus near example financial crisis