Major U.S. Bank Has Collapsed In Largest US Bank Failure Since The Great Recession

 

Daily Mail: Silicon Valley Bank is SEIZED by regulators after run on deposits caused lender to collapse in largest US bank failure since Great Recession - as panic over tech industry slowdown spreads to Wall Street 

* Silicon Valley Bank was shuttered by financial regulators on Friday morning 

* The bank in Santa Clara, California had been the 18th largest bank in the US 

* FDIC says insured deposits up to $250,000 will be available by Monday 

Silicon Valley Bank has been seized by financial regulators after a run on deposits tipped the bank into collapse, in the largest US bank failure since the Great Recession in 2008. 

California state regulators shuttered the bank on Friday, and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) immediately took control of the bank's $209 billion in assets and $175.4 billion in deposits. 

The bank based in Santa Clara, California had been the 18th largest bank in the US, and primarily catered to the tech startups and wealthy entrepreneurs of Silicon Valley.  

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WNU Editor: This collapse involves $209 billion in assets and $175.4 billion in deposits. Of the $174 billion in deposits, $151.5 billion are uninsured!!!!! Not surprising. Contagion fears are growing .... Silicon Valley Bank meltdown sparks contagion fears: ‘We found our Enron’ (NYPost). 

Update: People are panicking .... Silicon Valley Bank's Manhattan branch calls COPS on investors trying to pull their cash out as Boston tech CEO with $10M in bank describes 'worst 18 hours of my life': Lender is

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