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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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• By the end of the day, depositors had withdrawn a total of $42B which led to the a negative cash balance of $958M.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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Gravita India was started in 1992 by Rajat Agrawal in Jaipur & was listed in 2010. Their key business verticals include the manufacturing of lead, aluminium & plastic, turnkey projects for lead acid battery recycling & international trade of non-ferrous metals.
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• Sector Update:
The govt is likely to set the target of steel production through recycling to 50% by 2047 from current levels of 15%.
There are a lot of barriers to entry like import license, OEM approvals & difficult to establish a multinational procurement network.
Cash Flow refers to the amount of Cash And Cash Equivalent (CCE) being flown in and out of the company.
Whatever the company receives is called inflow and whatever the company spends is outflow.
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Why is it important?
Because it shows if the firm can generate positive cash flows in the long-term.
Positive cash flow helps a company to repay debt, reinvest in its business, return money to shareholders, and provide a buffer against future financial downturn.
Housing, Transportation, Healthcare, Insurance, Groceries, Child Care, Utilities etc
2. Wants:
Clothing, Dining Out, Event Tickets, Club memberships, Travel, Alcohol etc
3. Investments & Debt Repayment
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• List down all your goals according to the priority:
Knowing what you want to achieve is the first step towards achieving your goals. So do write it down and make notes of what you want to achieve and set timelines for the same.