Founded in the United States, Silicon Valley Bank 1983 is a subsidiary of Silicon Valley Bank Financial Group, which provides huge loans for venture capital and start-ups through 27 offices in the United States, 3 international branches and extensive business networks in Asia, Europe, India and Israel. Silicon Valley Bank mainly serves technology-based enterprises and has successfully helped star enterprises such as Facebook and twitter.

Silicon Valley Bank used to be the star of American banking stocks, with Public Offering of Fund Pioneer Fund, asset management giant BlackRock and Alecta, Sweden's largest pension company, as its main shareholders. Silicon Valley Bank is insolvent and its shareholders' rights and interests are cleared. In the order of payment, the depositors' deposits first, then the creditors of the bank, and finally the shareholders. Equity itself is high risk and high return.

The definition of American state-owned enterprises

American state-owned enterprises are generally called "federal companies". A federal company is an organization wholly or partially owned and controlled by the federal government, or an organization funded, controlled or supervised by the federal government, although it does not belong to the federal government.

Like other countries, capital investment is still the main factor that determines the nature of American federal companies. Most federal companies are invested and owned by the federal government, some are all invested and owned by the federal government, and some are jointly invested and owned by federal and private organizations or individuals. In addition to the federal companies formed by this investment control relationship, some companies controlled and supervised by the government are also regarded as federal companies according to the federal government and funded by the federal budget. The so-called government-funded enterprises.