The Bank of England puts the silicon company into insolvency

The Bank of England puts the silicon company into insolvency

A customer reads an announcement about the closure of Silicon Valley Bank at a branch in Santa Clara, USA | Photo: Noah Berger/AFP

London, England. The Bank of England (BoE) said it would place the UK branch of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) in bankruptcy proceedings after Silicon matrix breakdown in the United States.

“The Bank of England, in the absence of any significant additional information, intends to take legal action to place Silicon Valley Bank UK in bank insolvency proceedings,” the Bank of England said in a statement on Friday (10).

In the note, the bank highlighted that the bank insolvency procedure means that eligible depositors will be paid as soon as possible up to the protected limit of £85,000 (R$502,000) or up to £170,000 (R$1,067 million) for joint accounts. .

The Bank of England confirmed that “SVBUK has a limited presence in the UK and has no significant function supporting the financial system. In the meantime, the company will no longer make payments or accept deposits.” (Estadão content)

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