Silicon Valley Bank's parent company cut off from bank's records

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SVB Financial , the bankrupt parent company of Silicon Valley Bank, has lost access to its financial records after the bank was placed into receivership by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), according to court documents filed in Manhattan on Sunday.

of the failed lender.

SVB Financial's court filings listed $19 billion in assets, $2.2 billion in cash and cash equivalents, and $3.4 billion in liabilities. About $15.5 billion of SVB Financial's asset value was attributed to the SVB banking business that was seized by regulators. Those investment funds include direct venture funds that invest in companies, funds-of-funds that invest in other venture capital funds, and debt funds that provide lending and other financing solutions to startups.

 

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the central banks have printed so much money....the American and European economy will no longer be able to save the banks in the world with the money printed...all the banks are going bankrupt..the economy is going into hyperinflation..people don't trust banks anymore.

ProphetElvisMbonye saw the collapse of SVB 3 months before it happened!!! Check it out.

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