Maybank won't collapse. But what happened in US and Europe affect a lot of companies. A more likely scenario is provision for bad debts going up and dividend slashed.

Bonds in US and Europe were at inflated prices for so many years. It's a time bomb.

If Silicon Valley Bank failed, it would be the second-largest such unraveling in U.S. history, smaller only than the run on Washington Mutual during the 2008 financial crisis, when that bank had roughly $300 billion in customer deposits. At the end of last year, Silicon Valley Bank reported $212 billion in customer assets.

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/03/09/business/silicon-valley-bank-investors-worry.html

Just be cautious.
ikan bilis or not, their target for glove stocks hit time and again. Also today RSS volume more than 50%.