How Silicon Valley Bank Collapsed in 36 Hours | What Went Wrong | WSJ

Adolf Goebbels
Published on Mar 16, 2023
Silicon Valley Bank collapsed in less than two days when FDIC regulators seized control. In that time, the bankâ€™s stock price fell over 60%, a $42 billion bank run was sparked and a liquidity crisis ensued.

Hereâ€™s how SVBâ€™s collapse became the second largest U.S. bank failure ever, and what it means for customers in the future.

0:00 SVBâ€™s collapse forced bank closures, rattled global markets and threatened startups
0:30 The events leading up to SVBâ€™s collapse
2:50 What was the turning point that marked SVBâ€™s downfall?
4:39 Will Silicon Valley Bank be bailed out?

What Went Wrong explores the challenging conditions and decisions that led to a company's downturn.

#SVB #Finance #WSJ

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