Australian shares fell 0.5 per cent on Monday as an increasing number of locally listed companies reveal they had exposure to Silicon Valley Bank amid its collapse.P/ASX 200 dropped 36 points, or 0.5 per cent, to 7108.8 at the close, setting a new 20-day low. The decline came as US authorities scrambled to cushion the fall-out effects of SVB on the sharemarket with emergency measures.
Tracking software Life360 shares dropped 0.4 per cent to $5.03 per share. Life360 said its exposure to collapsed SVG was expected to be as much as $5.6 million, but it will have no significant disruption to the company’s operations. Nitro Software shares rose 0.5 per cent to $2.19 per share. The company says about $US12.8 million of its global cash reserves are held on deposit at SVB.Pengana International Equities shares plunged 3.7 per cent to 90.5¢ per share. The company confirmed it had exposure to SVB, holding about 2 per cent of its portfolio at the bank.Pengana also noted that the only other investments that PIA has in the US banking sector was a 2 per cent position in First Republic Bank.
Neuren stock has climbed 87 per cent in the past year and last closed on a market cap of $988 million. The company has several other drugs at trial stage for which it will seek regulatory approval if the clinical data permits. Capricorn Metals rallied 15 per cent to $4.36 per share after reporting its half-year results on Friday.
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