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NEW LONG FORM VIDEO: The rise and fall of Silicon Valley Bank: From $209B collapse in 48 hours On the evening of Thursday, March 9, 2023, a man named Greg Becker picked up his phone and began calling his biggest clients. His message was simple: Silicon Valley Bank was stable, their money was safe, and there was nothing to worry about. But by Friday morning, regulators from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation had stepped in, seized the bank, and placed it into receivership. Roughly $209 billion in assets were suddenly frozen. The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank became the second-largest bank failure in American history, and it happened with shocking speed. That raises a big question: how could a bank of this size fall apart so quickly? In this video, we’ll break down exactly what happened and walk through the rise and fall of Silicon Valley Bank.

NEW LONG FORM VIDEO: The rise and fall of Silicon Valley Bank: From $209B collapse in 48 hours On the evening of Thursday, March 9, 2023, a man named Greg Becker picked up his phone and began calling his biggest clients. His message was simple: Silicon Valley Bank was stable, their money was safe, and there was nothing to worry about. But by Friday morning, regulators from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation had stepped in, seized the bank, and placed it into receivership. Roughly $209 billion in assets were suddenly frozen. The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank became the second-largest bank failure in American history, and it happened with shocking speed. That raises a big question: how could a bank of this size fall apart so quickly? In this video, we’ll break down exactly what happened and walk through the rise and fall of Silicon Valley Bank.

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