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From an outside perspective, the failure of Silicon Valley Bank happened rapidly over the span of just a couple of days. Here’s a timeline of events:
March 8: Silicon Valley Bank announced its $1.8 billion loss on its bond portfolio, along with plans to sell both common and preferred stock to raise $2.25 billion.
 In the aftermath of this announcement, NAME_1's downgraded Silicon Valley Bank’s long-term local currency bank deposit and issuer ratings.
March 9: The stock for Silicon Valley Bank’s holding company, SVB Financial Group, crashed at the market opening. Other major banks also saw their stock prices take a hit.
 Additionally, more SVB customers began withdrawing their money, for a total attempted withdrawals of $42 billion.
March 10: Trading was halted for SVB Financial Group stock.
 Before the bank could open for the day, federal regulators announced they would take it over.
 After regulators were unable to find a buyer for the bank, deposits were moved to a bridge bank created and operated by the FDIC, with a promise that insured deposits would be available by Monday, March 13.
March 12: Federal regulators announce emergency measures in response to the Silicon Valley Bank failure, allowing customers to recover all funds, including those that were uninsured.
March 17: Silicon Valley Bank's parent company, SVB Financial Group, filed for bankruptcy.
March 26: First Citizens Bank bought all of Silicon Valley Bridge Bank except for $90 billion of securities and other assets that remained in FDIC receivership Do not include the following keywords: portfolio, security, stock, customer
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