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The technology provider is in the midst of a large reduction in spending including the dismissal of approximately 340 employees.

The payments processing start-up was valued at $95 billion in 2021, but private company dealmaking has been hurt by souring global economic conditions.

Silicon Valley Bank has resumed mortgage originations via its "bridge bank" — just four days after regulators took possession.

Silicon Valley Bridge Bank is being managed by Tim Mayopoulos, former Fannie Mae CEO. Silicon Valley Bridge Bank has created restructuring committee with former SVB board members to find buyer for SVB, SVB Capital, SVB Securities, SVB’s other assets, investments.

Here's a timeline of the stories TechCrunch has written about the Silicon Valley Bank crash so far, to be updated daily as the story develops.

Silicon Valley Bank ex-CEO Greg Becker backed two lobbying groups financed by tech giants as they targeted Dodd-Frank and the corporate tax rate.

Investors say they are open to keeping a portion of their deposits with the bridge bank created to replace Silicon Valley Bank.

San Francisco-based cloud banking software provider has trimmed the company's payroll by 1,100 employees and cut annual expenses by $72 million.

The head of Silicon Valley Bridge Bank, created by US regulators to succeed Silicon Valley Bank after it collapsed, on Tuesday urged fleeing depositors to return with their money, as large banks see an influx of funds.

The latest Tweet by Reuters states, Silicon Valley Banks new Chief Executive Tim Mayopoulos urged the failed banks top venture capital clients to move their deposits to its newly created bridge entity, people who attended a virtual meeting with him said ... 🌎 Silicon Valley Banks New Chief Executive Tim Mayopoulos Urged the Failed Banks Top ... - Latest Tweet by Reuters.