Banks halted on exchanges, Silicon Valley Bank now closed by California regulators
quick take
- While down 30% over the past five days, the undersigned bank has halted after dropping a record 22%.
- Other banks have been suspended, including First Republic and SIVB.
- SIVB down 60%. Together, these three banks hold approximately $500 billion in deposits.
- SIVB’s fundraising has been unsuccessful so far, with deposit outflows outpacing the sale process.
- SVIB has been closed by California Regulators
- First Republic Despite announcing a $125 million capital increase, the stock continues to plummet.
- Two-year Treasury yields have fallen 45bps from yesterday’s highs, the biggest two-day drop since Lehman (2008).
Silicon Valley Bank, now shut down by regulators in California, was the first to appear on CryptoSlate after the bank halted on the exchange.