Silicon Valley Bank Closure Marks Largest Bank Failure Since 2008 Financial Crisis, with Associated Collapse: UPSC

by | Aug 4, 2023 | Bank Failures | 32 comments




Recently, Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) was shut down by the California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation. The Silicon Valley Bank has hence become the largest bank to fail since the 2008 financial crisis and the second largest in the history of the U.S.A. The Silicon Valley Bank failure has put nearly $175 billion in customer deposits under the control of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 

The collapse of SVB has had a significant impact on startups, with many unable to withdraw money from the bank. Why did the Silicon Valley Bank Fail? What happened to the Silicon Valley Bank? How will US authorities rescue depositors’ money from Silicon Valley Bank? How will Silicon Valley Bank’s resolution affect depositors? Who is Greg Becker, the head of the failed bank? What can Indian Start-ups learn from Silicon Valley Bank Failure? for answers to all these questions and much more, watch this video. Don’t forget to like, share and subscribe to our YouTube channel for more such current affairs videos for your UPSC preparation.

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Silicon Valley Bank Shut Down: The Biggest Bank Failure Since 2008

In a shocking turn of events, Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), which was once hailed as a symbol of innovation and success in the tech world, has collapsed. This colossal failure marks the biggest bank failure since the infamous financial crisis of 2008. The ramifications of this collapse are not only limited to the tech industry but also have far-reaching impacts on the global economy, making it a topic worth discussing, particularly in the context of the UPSC.

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SVB, founded in 1983, quickly established itself as a key player in the banking sector, primarily serving the technology, venture capital, and private equity industries. Its close proximity to the bustling hub of Silicon Valley allowed it to cultivate deep relationships and cater to the unique financial needs of start-ups and tech giants alike. For decades, this bank thrived on the aspirations and dreams of countless entrepreneurs, providing them with the much-needed financial support to realize their vision.

However, beneath the golden exterior, SVB was not immune to the deep-rooted issues that plagued the banking industry. As a bank heavily reliant on the tech sector, it was particularly vulnerable to the volatility of the market. The exorbitant valuations and unsustainable growth rates that the tech industry often witnessed created a ticking time bomb. When the bubble burst, SVB was caught off guard, and its destiny was irrevocably sealed.

The collapse of SVB sent shockwaves not only through Silicon Valley but also across the globe. Investors who had entrusted their capital in this once-reliable institution were left in a state of panic. As the bank shuttered its doors, it took with it billions of dollars, leaving numerous companies and individuals in financial disarray. The fallout of this debacle has proven to be much more than a mere disruption; it has become a lesson in the perils of blind faith in the banking system.

The collapse of SVB raises several important questions that are relevant in the UPSC context. First and foremost, it exposes the risks associated with over-reliance on a single industry. Silicon Valley’s dominant position in the global tech scene lulled many into complacency, assuming that success would be a given. The collapse of SVB should serve as a wake-up call to policymakers and investors, highlighting the importance of diversification and the need to provide robust support systems for industries beyond tech.

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Furthermore, this incident underscores the need for tighter regulations and more rigorous oversight in the banking sector. The failure of SVB was not an isolated incident but rather a symptom of an overarching problem in the system. It is imperative that lessons are learned from this collapse, and safeguards are put in place to prevent such a catastrophic event from occurring again. The UPSC, with its emphasis on governance and economic policies, could play a significant role in shaping this discourse and contributing to a more resilient financial ecosystem.

The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank is undoubtedly a major event that will have long-lasting consequences. Its failure serves as a reminder that even the most successful and prominent institutions are not infallible. As the tech industry continues to evolve and grow, it is essential to approach it with caution and mitigate the associated risks. Only by learning from past mistakes and taking proactive measures can we prevent another devastating bank failure and safeguard the financial well-being of future generations.

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32 Comments

  1. Suneendra @

    dicgc – 5 lakhs

  2. FUN KA FUN

    DICGC ❤️

  3. Ishaan Vijaywargiya

    Deposit Insurance and Credit Guarantee Corporation (DICGC)

  4. Amisha Pare

    Sir, I have a doubt. How can Fed's hike in lending interest rate affect the interest rate earned on deposits or savings thereby affecting bond yield? Looking forward to your response.

  5. Kiran Pawar

    Sir in USA or European region…..reserve ratios aren't mandatory?

  6. Mantesh Nandral

    DICGC…( deposit insurence credit guarantee corporation) .. this provide upto 5 lakha ( including principles amount and interest)per account

  7. Nilesh Pandey

    Was reading about this SVB crash since last 4-5 days in the newspaper. And finally seen this video now i clearly understood what is really happened. Thank you shayam sir for this lecture.

    Answer is Deposit Insurance and Credit Guarantee Corporation (DICGC) which comes under the RBI and juridiction of Finance ministry it insures upto 5 lakh rupee from 4th 2020.
    19/03/2023 Sunday 03:35PM

  8. Shiv Karan

    Thank you sir

  9. Zoya

    What is gift city?

  10. yashwanth

    Nice session sir

  11. GS world

    Proper explanation with simple words and good examples. I really enjoy to watch bujus

  12. Shivraj Chahal

    DICGC…fully owned subsidary of RBI…12 paise per 100 rs charges..(max 15 paise)

  13. Jayshree Saravanan

    Deposit Insurance and Credit Guarantee Corporation
    Insurance max limit : 5 lakhs

  14. only pspk

    Deposit insurance and credit guarantee corporation…..
    Provides the risk upto ₹5 lakh

  15. SANIDHYA NAUTIYAL

    DICGC provides insurance to depositors

  16. Nikhil Kanani

    DICGC ( deposite insurance credit guarantee corporation)

  17. Raveesh Yadav

    Deposit insurance and credit guarantee corporation ✅

  18. Balaka Santhosh

    DICGC
    upto 5 lakh rupees recovery will be given.Earlier it was 2 lakh

  19. Pooja Gowda

    The deposit insurance and credit guarantee corporation

  20. Vk

    Hindenberg was hiding behind Rahul and Congress when all the hangama happened.

  21. Vikash

    Goodvloudness And of course content

  22. Goog Pix

    I have a master's in economics and it's refreshing to watch a rigorous analysis of an economic issue. I do struggle with this version of English but this is very well done. It's not too detailed but it's detailed enough and it is well explained.

  23. Shreya Seal

    The deposit insurance and credit guarantee corporation under RBI provides insurance for upto rs 5 lakh..

    Thank you so much for the unparallel economy lectures as always sir.. also provides multiple revisions with repetitive concept coverage. Economy means Shyam Sir..!!

  24. Priyanshi Yadav

    Nice explanation to these difficult topics

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