Tech IndustryMar 10, 2023
AppleAppl2Pears

1000s of furloughs coming due to SVB

No deposit access => no payroll => furloughs (also to avoid tax and SS liabilities) This will effect small and large SV firms: "After Silicon Valley Bank Fails, Tech Startups Race to Meet Payroll" Even established companies, such as Roku and Roblox, have deposits stuck at SVB https://www.wsj.com/articles/after-silicon-valley-bank-fails-tech-startups-race-to-meet-payroll-4ebd9c5c Will it effect you? What are you going to do? #tech #svb #layoffs #roku #roblox

After Silicon Valley Bank Fails, Tech Startups Race to Meet Payroll
After Silicon Valley Bank Fails, Tech Startups Race to Meet Payroll
The Wall Street Journal
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Netflix Razorlabs Mar 10, 2023

Uber won’t be able to pay you since they also bank with svb.

Apple Appl2Pears OP Mar 10, 2023

Well I hope a $8B company has more than one bank relationships...

Compass since18 Mar 10, 2023

Hopefully anyone in this career field isn't literally living paycheck to paycheck. With that said, if your company can't make payroll you need to treat it like they're out if business

Apple Appl2Pears OP Mar 10, 2023

Are you kiddin'? Half of SV is living from paychx to paychx, the rest is paper money!

Microsoft sh0wtime Mar 10, 2023

Tell me you don’t have kids without telling me you don’t have kids

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Fintech Company melganite Mar 10, 2023

maybe they will chill with the rate hikes

VMware highh0pes Mar 10, 2023

they wont, until real estate inflation is contained, as continously pointed by Powell

Amazon acSK21 Mar 10, 2023

I would rather deposit my entire money in a bank and let it fail than educate myself and buy Bitcoin. I like trusting things than utilize a don’t trust anyone stand by Bitcoin

Google -> Mar 10, 2023

Me too, and I don't trust electricity, I only use fire. Something you can see with your eyes.

Amazon acSK21 Mar 10, 2023

There you go. I can feel the fire too

Salesforce aEnS50 Mar 10, 2023

Wow. Pretty insane.

Plaid h7fl3zx Mar 10, 2023

Relax, FDIC will broker a deal with a larger bank and it’ll all be water under the bridge. Socializing the losses with incentives paid by FDIC’s warchest funded by taxpayers. It’s the American way.

Apple Appl2Pears OP Mar 10, 2023

I expect some resolution too. Q is if the buyer will only pick up what's left of the assets, or the whole entity.

Apple yVcI11 Mar 10, 2023

Apparently the insurable amount at SDVB is 8 billion. Pretty sure they have more than 8 billion in assets by tenfold, so the taxpayer foots $0 of this bill.

Apple Appl2Pears OP Mar 10, 2023

No payroll, no rent payments. No car payments. Credit card and BNPL defaults. I hope someone steps in and bridges these guys until things can get resolved orderly.

JPMorgan Chase edjm47 Mar 10, 2023

1) FDIC will have customer deposits available through the new bank on Monday (that's why they do closings on Fridays) 2) SVB is a speed bump in the world of Financial Services

Silicon Valley Bank Strategyx Mar 10, 2023

I am out of a job and broke

Meta metabucks Mar 10, 2023

Damn

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kiwiseed Mar 10, 2023

Sorry. Praying for you. Keep your head up

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FKaren Mar 10, 2023

First republic bank will probably be the next one ..

Silicon Valley Bank Strategyx Mar 10, 2023

You got any insider info? How do you know

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FKaren Mar 10, 2023

Cuz FRB has the highest lending ratio business to ventures. If you know the cause for failure of SVB, it's not hard to figure out who will be the next one in line unfortunately.

Microsoft Dmkm45 Mar 10, 2023

They already announced there will be access to liquidity by Monday lol. Not to mention the 200+ billion in assets on the balance sheet at FMV. Blind, keep doing your useless thing. Spreading FUD.

TechStyle Fashion Group rFzP81 Mar 10, 2023

Yes and you’re leaving out the fact that the bank has $209B in assets and $175B in liabilities to all depositors. All clients might not be made completely whole but once those assets are eventually sold I expect they’ll get .85-.90 cents on the dollar which isn’t great but certainly not doom and gloom

TechStyle Fashion Group rFzP81 Mar 10, 2023

No I totally get it, I was just saying that money is not just all gone, at some point 80-90% will be recovered for all but yes it really does hamstring small companies and start ups with the ability to meet payroll.