- Global asset manager and tech lender Liquidity Group is planning to offer about $3 billion in emergency loans to start-up clients hit by the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank.
- The group is also in discussions with its funding partners to offer an additional $2 billion in loans.
- A typical loan will be a one-year facility of $1 million to $10 million, or as much as 30% of the balances held with SVB.
Liquidity Group Plans $3 Billion Emergency Loans to Aid Start-Ups Hit by SVB
Global asset manager and tech lender Liquidity Group is planning to offer about $3 billion in emergency loans to start-up clients hit by the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank.
Vinicy Chan
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