SVB Financial Group

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1:23-bk-10367

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New York Southern

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August 05, 2025
SVB Directed To Object To Ch. 11 Claims In Standing Fight

The former parent company of Silicon Valley Bank and liquidators tasked with winding up its Cayman Islands branch locked horns on Tuesday over standing in a $294 million lawsuit, prompting a New York bankruptcy judge to request that SVB Financial object to claims as having been filed too late.
August 04, 2025
SVB Says Caymanian Liquidators Can't Claw Back $294M

The former parent of the defunct Silicon Valley Bank Monday asked a New York bankruptcy judge to stop the liquidators of its Cayman Islands branch from clawing back $294 million in dividend payments, saying there is no precedent for giving them standing to sue.
August 01, 2025
What's Happening In Bankruptcy Court This Coming Week

During August's first full week, bankruptcy judges will hear issues including Silicon Valley Bank's former parent company's fight with Cayman Islands liquidators over standing, Genesis Healthcare's request for final postpetition financing approval and a personal injury firm's agreement to appoint an examiner in its bankruptcy.
December 03, 2024
SVB Parent's Claims Tiff Headed Back To Bankruptcy Court

A New York federal judge has sent the question of whether Morgan Stanley can assert late claims in the Chapter 11 case of the former parent of Silicon Valley Bank back to the bankruptcy court, saying the court must first decide if it could have collected on the claims in the first place.
December 02, 2024
FDIC Must Face Some Of SVB Ex-Parent's Claims In $1.9B Suit

A California federal judge has pared down a lawsuit looking to force financial regulators that stepped in after the high-profile collapse of Silicon Valley Bank to return some $1.9 billion in frozen deposits to the bank's former operator as part of a multipronged effort to recover the funds.
November 15, 2024
Under The Radar: Bankruptcy News You May Have Missed

A New York bankruptcy judge denied retail creditors to Celsius Network discovery into the crypto lender's bankruptcy plan administration, Johnson & Johnson's talc unit bit back at efforts to dismiss its Chapter 11 case, and the Archdiocese of New Orleans established non-monetary child protections with its unsecured creditors. Here are some bankruptcy stories that may have slipped past you this week.
October 01, 2024
Judge Sends SVB Ch. 11 Appeal To 2nd Circ. In FDIC Row

A New York federal judge ruled that the former parent of Silicon Valley Bank can appeal directly to the Second Circuit, bypassing a district court as SVB challenges a bankruptcy judge's ruling that federal regulators have standing to object to its Chapter 11 plan.
August 12, 2024
SVB Ex-Owner And Creditors Appeal FDIC Standing In Ch. 11

The former parent company of Silicon Valley Bank and its creditors said they plan to challenge a New York bankruptcy judge's decision that federal regulators who seized $1.9 billion from SVB Financial Group bank accounts had standing to object to its Chapter 11 plan.
August 05, 2024
SVB Ex-Parent's Ch. 11 Plan OK'd With $1.9B FDIC Fight Alive

Silicon Valley Bank's former owner received a New York bankruptcy court's blessing to liquidate and emerge from Chapter 11, but the judge rejected portions of the plan that federal regulators argued would hamper their defense against SVB Financial Group's efforts to recoup some $1.9 billion seized by an FDIC receiver when the bank collapsed.
July 25, 2024
SVB Caymans Branch Liquidators Seek $294M Clawback

The liquidators of the Cayman Islands arm of Silicon Valley Bank asked a New York bankruptcy judge to claw back a $294 million dividend paid in 2022 to the bank's now-bankrupt parent company, saying Silicon Valley was already a "ticking time bomb."

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