U.S Banking Crisis: Is IBKR in trouble?

IBKR has more than $11 billion in highly liquid assets, mainly cash in bank and reverse-repos collateralised by US treasury securities.

- IBKR's financial strength is solid:
They only invested in treasury securities such as treasury bills, treasury notes, and reverse repurchase agreements.

- Margin loan with IBKR fully secured by stock:
valued at up to 140% of the loan.

- Marked-to-market portfolio:
Any losses are transparently reported in their monthly report to regulators

- Skin-in-the-game:
Thomas Peterffry, Chairman and owner of IBKR owns 75.5% of IBKR.

Overall, IBKR's risk management is solid. There are no long term debt held by the company.

It's pleasing to see that the owner has significant interest in the company.If the company goes down, his pocket suffers too.