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Indian Startups Have Deposits of About $1 Billion in Silicon Valley Bank: MoS IT Rajeev Chandrasekhar
Indian startups had deposits worth about $1 billion (roughly Rs. 8,250 crore) with embattled Silicon Valley Bank and the MoS IT Rajeev Chandrasekhar said he had suggested that local banks lend more to them going ahead.
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Indian CEO Requests Some Funds From SVB Account. Now, The Wait
As Silicon Valley Bridge Bank opened on Monday, some Indian startups were among the first ones to place a withdrawal request.
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Indian CEO's To-Do List After Silicon Valley Bank Collapse: Get Money Out, Fast
Two things worrying Indian startups the most after a key lender in the US collapsed on Friday are whether their money is safe and if it can be moved out of the dead bank fast, according to the owner of an Indian firm.
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Highlights: SVB Gives Customers Access To Deposits, Indian Startups Expect Relief
Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) highlights: The Silicon Valley Bank, a key lender to US startups since the 1980s, which collapsed on Friday last, allowed its customers to access their deposits from today.
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MoS IT Rajeev Chandrasekhar to Meet Indian Startups to Assess Impact of Silicon Valley Bank's Collapse
ndia's state minister for technology said on Sunday he will meet start-ups this week to assess the impact on them of Silicon Valley Bank's collapse, as concerns rise about the fallout for the Indian start-up sector. "Start-ups are an important part of the new India economy. I will meet with Indian Startups this week to understand impact on them and...
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Union Minister, Start-Ups To Meet To Discuss Silicon Valley Bank Crisis
Union minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar said he will meet Indian startups this week to understand the impact of SVB Financial's collapse on them and how the government can help during the crisis.
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Indian Startup CEO Decodes Effects Of Key US Bank's Sudden Collapse
The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, a key lender to US startups since the 1980s, has also affected several startups in India, hitting their daily cash needs and other running expenses. US authorities swooped in and seized the bank's assets.
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Indian Startups Have Deposits of About $1 Billion in Silicon Valley Bank: MoS IT Rajeev Chandrasekhar
Indian startups had deposits worth about $1 billion (roughly Rs. 8,250 crore) with embattled Silicon Valley Bank and the MoS IT Rajeev Chandrasekhar said he had suggested that local banks lend more to them going ahead.
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Indian CEO Requests Some Funds From SVB Account. Now, The Wait
As Silicon Valley Bridge Bank opened on Monday, some Indian startups were among the first ones to place a withdrawal request.
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Indian CEO's To-Do List After Silicon Valley Bank Collapse: Get Money Out, Fast
Two things worrying Indian startups the most after a key lender in the US collapsed on Friday are whether their money is safe and if it can be moved out of the dead bank fast, according to the owner of an Indian firm.
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Highlights: SVB Gives Customers Access To Deposits, Indian Startups Expect Relief
Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) highlights: The Silicon Valley Bank, a key lender to US startups since the 1980s, which collapsed on Friday last, allowed its customers to access their deposits from today.
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MoS IT Rajeev Chandrasekhar to Meet Indian Startups to Assess Impact of Silicon Valley Bank's Collapse
ndia's state minister for technology said on Sunday he will meet start-ups this week to assess the impact on them of Silicon Valley Bank's collapse, as concerns rise about the fallout for the Indian start-up sector. "Start-ups are an important part of the new India economy. I will meet with Indian Startups this week to understand impact on them and...
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Union Minister, Start-Ups To Meet To Discuss Silicon Valley Bank Crisis
Union minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar said he will meet Indian startups this week to understand the impact of SVB Financial's collapse on them and how the government can help during the crisis.
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Indian Startup CEO Decodes Effects Of Key US Bank's Sudden Collapse
The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, a key lender to US startups since the 1980s, has also affected several startups in India, hitting their daily cash needs and other running expenses. US authorities swooped in and seized the bank's assets.
