The Latest Breaking News from Silicon Valley Bank

As long as interest rates remain elevated, lenders could be at risk if depositors get spooked.

As United States President Donald Trump’s tariff announcements wreak havoc on stock markets, concerns are mounting over the possibility of a global financial crisis.

"Time is not on our side," reads Silicon Valley Bank’s 2024 State of the US Wine Industry. Only premium wines are selling, and only to boomers with money.

Counterpart Ventures has just released its annual report in collaboration with Silicon Valley Bank, taking the temperature of the CVC landscape.

Columbia’s Tomasz Piskorski sees a lot of banks in trouble—but also banks becoming less and less important over time.

Small-to-mid-size banks will be the first forced out of business, he says. “There are quite a few banks in the United States right now that have very similar risk characteristics [to Silicon Valley Bank]."

Joshua Easterly, co-CIO and co-president of Sixth Street, said he realized after the GFC in 2009 that private credit was the next big thing.

The chair of HSBC Innovation Banking has stepped down in the latest sign of a boardroom reshuffle at the firm formerly known as Silicon Valley Bank UK.

When HSBC acquired the UK arm of the collapsed Silicon Valley Bank last year, boss Noel Quinn talked up the importance of preserving its operational independence. The firm would keep its own separate office across town and staff would not be ferried into Canary Wharf. “It’s a unit we purchased and we want…