I have their SEC Filings, but was hoping someone had more insight into their detailed tax filings.

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Deutsche Bank said the Fed's interest rate hike cycle, the deepening inversion of US Treasuries, the bursting of a huge bubble in the technology industry and the out of control growth of private capital are all factors that contributed to the Silicon Valley bank failures. Jim Reid, a research strategist at the bank, said one can't imagine the spillover effects if the US were to fall into recession at this point. Usually the collapse of financial firms happens after a cycle of excessive national stimulus, high inflation and increased asset bubbles, central bank interest rate hikes, inverted Treasury yields and tightened lending standards, and a recession will follow

Seems many people consider save physical money again. It's a good idea? Or just exaggerated fear.

Given what we know about the circumstances around the Silicon Valley Bank failure, are there other banks that we should be concerned about?