A bank CEO explains how the Silicon Valley Bank failure could actually build trust in the system and why it'll have little impact on Fed policy

• The government response to SVB's failure is a chance to boost Americans' confidence in the system. 
• That's according to the CEO of Capra Bank, who said protecting deposits is of highest importance. 
• He added that the episode will likely not impact on Fed policy, as inflation is still its top concern. 

Silicon Valley Bank's failure and regulators' response could ultimately boost Americans' confidence in the financial system, according to Tut Fuller, the founder and chief executive of Capra Bank, a community bank in Iowa.