SVB Financial Trust v. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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5:23-cv-06543
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February 28, 2025
FDIC Can't Nix SVB Trust's Claims Feds Must Turn Over $1.93B
A California federal judge has tossed a pair of claims from SVB Financial Trust's lawsuit alleging that the FDIC wrongfully took control of $1.93 billion in deposits amid Silicon Valley Bank's collapse, dismissing due process claims for good but allowing the trust to pursue promissory estoppel allegations and so-called turnover claims.
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August 09, 2024
SVB's $1.9B FDIC Suit Won't Open 'Floodgates,' Judge Says
A California federal judge trimmed claims from the parent of Silicon Valley Bank's lawsuit against the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. seeking $1.93 billion, but rejected the agency's arguments that allowing some claims to move forward will "open the floodgates" for every failed bank's uninsured depositors to bring a claim.
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May 21, 2024
Bankrupt SVB Fights To Keep $1.9B Suit Against FDIC Alive
The bankrupt former parent company of Silicon Valley Bank urged a California federal judge on Tuesday not to toss its suit against the Financial Deposit Insurance Corp. that seeks to get the deposit insurer to return $1.93 billion, saying the FDIC has not fulfilled its obligation to turn over the company's account funds.
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December 20, 2023
SVB Sues FDIC Over $1.9B 'Lawless' Holdback
The bankrupt former parent company of Silicon Valley Bank sued the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. on Monday in California federal court in its latest bid to get the deposit insurer to return $1.93 billion the company says is being "unlawfully" withheld.