SVB's collapse serves as a cautionary tale for startups and financial institutions alike
The US banking authorities closed down the Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) Financial Group, shocking the startup scenario. The US Federal Reserve is the major reason behind the demise of the SVB, as they raised interest rates, which contributed to the collapse of the SVB by making investors less willing to take risks. As a result, investors began to withdraw funds from SVB to meet their cash needs. The startup community has been completely struck ever since the collapse because many businesses relied on its financial services. All over the world, news suggests that several factors contributed to SVB's decline. Some SVB clients are now struggling with money problems as a result of the US Federal Reserve raising interest rates. SVB's demise impacts Indian startups relying on their financial services Latest business update: SVB announced a stock sale and lost money on that sale of its bond portfolio, but the stock deal fell through, and SVB entered receivership. Almost all of SVB...