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Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) news and updates
How to assess your corporate treasury and risk management in the SVB aftermath
Some advice on how finance teams can enhance their risk management and corporate treasury strategy to prevent future disruption
How SVB collapse will affect corporate earnings (and other spillover effects)
The timing of the SVB collapse could not be worse for publicly traded companies. Depending on when a company’s specific corporate quarter ends, the Q1 earning report could be incredibly noisy and create a lot of uncertainty for investors and shareholders.
How interest rate risk drove SVB's collapse
A former Wall Street bond trader’s take on the SVB collapse. Few have explained it from a fixed income investing perspective. The core issue at the heart of SVB’s collapse is really interest rate risk and asset liability duration mismatch.
Can people get their money back from SVB (Silicon Valley Bank)?
Fed, Treasury, and FDIC guarantee SVB deposits, bringing relief to startups. Transactions are smooth, and support is available.
Will SVB be bought?
As Silicon Valley Bank considers acquisition, private equity firms and larger banks may be potential buyers. Concerns about the future of startup funding and if it will be bought remain.
What is happening with SVB?
The Silicon Valley Bank collapse represents the largest bank failure since the 2008 economic collapse, where 25 banks failed after the stock crash, including Washington Mutual, which had $300B in assets.
A note to the Ramp community regarding SVB
This is a uniquely stressful situation for those who bank with SVB. We want to share what Ramp is doing to support our customers through this challenge and provide options to those in need of immediate assistance.