FDIC: PR-16-2023 3/10/2023
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WASHINGTON – Silicon Valley Lender, Santa Clara, California, was closed these days by the&#13
California&#13
Office&#13
of Economic Protection and Innovation, which appointed the Federal Deposit Insurance policy&#13
Company (FDIC)&#13
as receiver. To defend insured depositors, the FDIC developed the Deposit Insurance coverage Countrywide&#13
Bank of Santa&#13
Clara (DINB). At the time of closing, the FDIC as receiver instantly transferred to the&#13
DINB all insured&#13
deposits of Silicon Valley Financial institution.

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All insured depositors will have full accessibility to their insured deposits no later than Monday&#13
morning,&#13
March 13, 2023. The FDIC will shell out uninsured depositors an progress dividend in the up coming&#13
week. Uninsured&#13
depositors will obtain a receivership certificate for the remaining sum of their&#13
uninsured funds. As&#13
the FDIC sells the belongings of Silicon Valley Bank, upcoming dividend payments may possibly be built to&#13
uninsured&#13
depositors.&#13

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Silicon Valley Lender had 17 branches in California and Massachusetts. The key workplace and all&#13
branches of&#13
Silicon Valley Lender will reopen on Monday, March 13, 2023. The DINB will manage Silicon&#13
Valley Bank’s&#13
typical business enterprise hrs. Banking things to do will resume no later than Monday, March 13,&#13
such as on-line&#13
banking and other products and services. Silicon Valley Bank’s official checks will continue to&#13
clear.&#13
Less than the&#13
Federal Deposit Insurance Act, the FDIC might develop a DINB to assure that customers have&#13
continued access&#13
to their insured money.

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As of December 31, 2022, Silicon Valley Financial institution experienced close to $209. billion in full assets&#13
and about&#13
$175.4 billion in full deposits. At the time of closing, the sum of deposits in extra&#13
of the&#13
insurance coverage limits was undetermined. The amount of money of uninsured deposits will be established once&#13
the FDIC&#13
obtains supplemental info from the financial institution and buyers.

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Clients with accounts in excessive of $250,000 must get in touch with the FDIC toll–free at&#13
1-866-799-0959.

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The FDIC as receiver will keep all the assets from Silicon Valley Financial institution for later on&#13
disposition. Personal loan&#13
buyers need to proceed to make their payments as regular.&#13

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Silicon Valley Bank is the to start with FDIC–insured institution to fall short this calendar year. The final&#13
FDIC–insured&#13
establishment to near was Almena Condition Bank, Almena, Kansas, on Oct 23, 2020.

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FDIC: PR-16-2023

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