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    Fintech startup Brex got billions of dollars in Silicon Valley Bank deposits

    yourfintechBy yourfintechMarch 13, 2023Updated:March 13, 2023No Comments2 Mins Read
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    • Fintech startup Brex received billions of dollars in deposits from Silicon Valley Bank customers on Thursday, CNBC has learned.
    • Other companies including JPMorgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, and First Republic also saw heightened inflows Thursday, as SVB’s stock tanked amid VC-fueled concerns of a bank run.
    • The exodus of deposits put increased pressure on SVB, which attempted to raise equity funding earlier this week and had turned to a potential sale, CNBC reported. Regulators shut down the bank Friday

    Fintech startup Brex received billions of dollars in deposits from Silicon Valley Bank customers on Thursday, CNBC has learned.

    The company, itself a high-flying startup, has benefited after venture capital firms advised their portfolio companies to withdraw funds from Silicon Valley Bank this week.

    Brex opened thousands of new accounts totaling billions of dollars in inflows on Thursday, said a person with direct knowledge of the situation. By midday Friday, regulators shut down SVB and took control of its deposits, according to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.

    Other companies including JPMorgan Chase
    , Morgan Stanley
    and First Republic
    also saw heightened inflows Thursday, as SVB’s stock tanked amid VC-fueled concerns of a bank run. The dramatic decline in SVB shares sparked a sector-wide sell-off that reminded some startup founders of what happened during the 2008 financial crisis. Earlier this week, crypto-focused bank Silvergate
    said it was winding down operations.

    Brex declined to comment on its inflows.

    The exodus of deposits Thursday put increased pressure on SVB, which attempted to raise equity funding earlier this week and had turned to a potential sale, CNBC reported.

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