Silicon Valley Bank assets seized by FDIC, big financial failure since the 2008
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Most of the technology workers and venture capital-backed companies – began withdrawing their money as anxiety about the bank's Silicon Valley Bank's current situation.
Due to a very big financial failure since the 2008 global financial crisis, the U.S. FDIC rushed to seize the assets of Silicon Valley Bank on Friday.
According to a California regulatory filing, customers withdrew a staggering $42 billion of deposits by the end of 9 March 2023, Thursday.
Investors think this failure came with incredible speed.
The FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation) did not wait until the close of business to seize the bank and announced it was shuttering the bank.
Later the FDIC said in a statement that the silicon Valley Bank had $209 billion in assets and $175.4 billion in deposits at the time of failure.
How fast depositors had cashed out their money from SVB would be a reason for FDIC that they could not immediately find a buyer for the bank's assets.
Another news that comes out after this incident is that Greg Becker,
But the SVB's deposits will now be locked up in receivership.
The chief executive officer of failed Silicon Valley Bank, is no longer on the board of directors at the (FED) Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.