Companies whose deposits at Silicon Valley Bank have just been

Companies whose deposits at Silicon Valley Bank have just been released

Updated March 12, 2023 7:07 PM ET

When Silicon Valley Bank collapsed after a deposit rush, many of its customers sought compensation after being cut off. Companies that disclosed how much money they had in the bank when it failed are listed below.

Roku shares fell March 10 after the streaming platform provider said in a securities filing that it holds about $487 million in SVB, or 26% of its $1.9 billion cash position.

Those funds were frozen when the bank collapsed, but firms should be able to regain access because of Sunday’s decision by the Federal Reserve and other regulators to make whole uninsured depositors at Silicon Valley Bank and another bank that was acquired Sunday get them.

PursueDeposits (estimate)% of cash/equivalents
roku

$487,000,000

26%

iRhythm Technologies

$54,500,000

26%

Cancer

$10,000,000

23%

bill stocks

$300,000,000

12%

Sangamo therapeutics

$34,400,000

11%

Ambarella

$17,000,000

8.2%

United States missile laboratory

$38,000,000

7.9%

Eiger BioPharmaceuticals

$8,300,000

6.9%

Ginkgo Bioworks stocks

$74,000,000

6%

Aehr test systems

Less than $2,500,000

Less than 6%

Roblox

$150,000,000

5%

DigiInternational

$2,000,000

5%

Enanta Pharma

Less than 5%

stem

Less than 5%

cohu

$12,300,000

3.8%

Repair therapeutics

$6,878,000

Less than 2%

Shattuck Labs

$2,300,000

Less than 1.7%

IO Biotech

1%

Lending Club

$21,000,000

“Not material”

vimeo

Less than $250,000

Note: All figures are estimates and some are rounded. Some deposit figures have been estimated based on the company’s reported percentage of cash and equivalents held in SVB deposits. Some companies have stated either the dollar amount or the percentage of cash on hand, but not both.

Sources: the companies

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