Rippling secures $500 million emergency funding amidst Silicon Valley Bank collapse.

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Thousands of companies, including emerging startups, banked with Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), which was taken over by federal regulators last Friday. Smalls, a direct-to-cat-owner company, was one of them. Smalls had to move all its money from other banks into SVB and exclusively use SVB credit cards and accounts to get a $3 million loan. If they moved any of their millions out of the bank, they’d be breaching a contract that required them to bank exclusively with SVB and lose access to $4 million that the bank had committed to lend them.
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