Paying the bill for failed banks America's banks face an additional $4.1 billion bill from the FDIC.

A year after the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, America's banks are still paying to clean up the mess, and the costs could add up to about $4.1 billion. According to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation's (FDIC) annual report released in late February, the FDIC now estimates that the failures of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank will result in losses of $20.4 billion. That's 25 percent higher than the $16.3 billion projected last November.