Fintech startup Brex received billions of bucks in Silicon Valley Lender deposits Thursday, resource suggests

Fintech startup Brex received billions of bucks in Silicon Valley Lender deposits Thursday, resource suggests


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  • Fintech startup Brex been given billions of pounds in deposits from Silicon Valley Lender consumers on Thursday, CNBC has discovered.
  • Other organizations which includes JPMorgan Chase, Morgan Stanley and Initial Republic also observed heightened inflows Thursday, as SVB’s stock tanked amid VC-fueled fears of a lender run.
  • The exodus of deposits set elevated pressure on SVB, which tried to increase fairness funding previously this 7 days and experienced turned to a probable sale, CNBC reported. Regulators shut down the bank Friday.



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