It was called Silicon Valley Bank, but its collapse is causing shockwaves around the world. From winemakers in California to startups across the Atlantic Ocean, companies are scrambling to figure out how to manage their finances after their bank suddenly shut down Friday. The meltdown means distress not only for businesses but also for their…
8.05pm: SVB sued by shareholders for fraud SVB and two of its top executives, CEO Greg Becker and CFO Daniel Beck, are being sued by shareholders, Reuters.
8.05pm: SVB sued by shareholders for fraud SVB and two of its top executives, CEO Greg Becker and CFO Daniel Beck, are being sued by shareholders, Reuters.
policies that put them in these vulnerable positions. and we also heard from the ranking member on the south carolina tim scott who really urged against any sort of culture of government intervention. what is clear for everyone, one thing they seem to agree on there is no major apitate for a government bailout. and the president very clear that the taxpayers will not be bearing the burden of this if not is not a bailout that is like 2008. jessica dean up on capitol hill, thank you. so small business owners who use silicon valley bank they re relieved regulators are stepping in because they re getting their money back. this is including the cofounder of shelf engine, a startup in seattle. he said the $250,000 normally guaranteed by the federal government that is fdic insured would not have been enough to keep his company going. so $250,000 would have been