The SVB Tremors Will Shake SoftBank...來自Tiyas

17 Mar 2023, 12:30 · 閱讀量 80

SoftBank isn’t a bank, but the Japanese company—which has bankrolled many tech startups—will still be rocked by the seismic waves triggered by the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank.

Shares of the Japanese tech investor have lost 14% in the past week. Some of the worst potential outcomes for SoftBank—such as mass failures of startups it invested in—seem unlikely after the U.S. government stepped in this week to fully guarantee the bank’s deposits, which are mostly from startups and venture-capital funds. SoftBank said SVB’s demise is unlikely to have a material impact on its portfolio companies after the government’s decision.

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