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SVB (Silicon Valley Bank) experienced financial difficulties due to macroeconomic conditions and risks in its investment portfolio. As startups had excess cash and did not need loans, SVB invested heavily in government bonds. However, rising interest rates caused the value of these bonds to fall. SVB then faced a "bank run" as customers withdrew deposits, forcing SVB to seek an emergency $2 billion funding increase. The failure of SVB could significantly impact startups and their access to capital.
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SVB crash explained.pdf
- 1. SVB crash explained what happened? who SVB? but why did this happen?
- 2. Loan $$ interest (SVBs earnings) Unlike a usual bank, SVB couldnt earn on loans since its customers (startups) were cash rich from in 2020-21. SVB then invested 56% of its portfolio in govt. bonds Someone borrow money from me so I can charge you interest and make profit - SVB Imma give you loads of money Startup founders Investors We dont need no loans anymore. We got loads of cash. SVB Reason 1 of 3 | SVB over-indexed on govt. bonds SVBs deposits were growingbut not pro fi t
- 3. which was okay, until Reason 1 of 3 | SVB over-indexed on govt. bonds
- 4. Reason 2 of 3 | Macro-economic conditions changed interest rate soared, value of bonds fell
- 5. SVBs deposits shrank in the funding winter, SVB needed to raise 2 billion Reason 2 of 3 | Macro-economic conditions changed interest rate soared, value of bonds fell
- 6. speculation over $2 bn fund raise caused panic (and perhaps, Silvergates collapse added to it) Reason 3 of 3 | bank run Other factors: sharp hike in interest rates by Fed, gaps in Fed policy enforcement and poor risk management at SVB
- 7. why was this signi fi cant? Startups fear OpEx shortage, employee furloughs
- 8. govt. bailout? investor loans? customer bailout? bank takeover? what happens next?
- 9. meanwhile, some comic relief ;-)
- 10. what could SVB have done differently?