Sillicon Valley Bank!

Understand what led to the Collapse of the 16th largest bank in America!

A detailed thread below ⬇️🧵
#SVBCollapse #investing
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About SVB:

Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) was founded in 1983 and was the 16th largest bank in America. The bank had $209B in assets and around $175B in deposits as of December 2022.
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• On Wednesday, March 8th, SVB announced that it needed to raise $2.25B & offered $1.25B of its common stock & $500M of its convertible preferred shares.

Due to startup clients withdrawing deposits in an attempt to keep their companies buoyant, the bank had been…..
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• continued⬇️

forced to sell all of its bonds for a loss of $1.8B.

• March 9th saw SVB shares fall by 41% as it announced that it had sold all of its available-for-sale securities.
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• By the end of the day, depositors had withdrawn a total of $42B which led to the a negative cash balance of $958M.

• On March 10th, venture capital firms like Coatue & Union Square Ventures started emailing their portfolio businesses to withdraw their deposits.
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• Added panic through social media led to a bank run.

SVB shut and The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation was appointed as the receiver. SVB shares had seen a sharp fall of 66% in premarket trading
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• Insured depositors were promised that their deposits would become available on the 13th of March, however a large number of deposits remain uninsured and their future, uncertain.
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• On 13th March, SVB’s UK arm was sold to HSBC for 1 pound and the transaction was facilitated by the Bank of England. The deal assured depositors that their deposits are protected since UK has a lot of SVB customers. HSBC’s shares fell by 3.5%
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• Over 400+ VC firms have shown their support to SVB by expressing that, “The events that unfolded over the past 48 hours have been deeply disappointing and concerning.
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• In the event that SVB were to be purchased and appropriately capitalized, we would be strongly supportive and encourage our portfolio companies to resume their banking relationship with them.”
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• Amid crisis, US regulatory agencies shut down New York based Signature Bank on Sunday, 12th of March in an attempt to prevent spreading the crisis
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• The market has reacted strongly to this fiasco.

World market is set for aftershocks as SVB collapse ripples out!

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