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Home » Autonomy to transfer millions from SVB

Autonomy to transfer millions from SVB

EV subscription company had deposits in the collapsed bank

Amanda HarrisbyAmanda Harris
March 13, 2023
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Autonomy to transfer millions from SVB

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Electric vehicle subscription provider Autonomy is working to transfer millions of funds from Silicon Valley Bank to other institutions after the bank collapsed last week and went under FDIC receivership.  “We were concerned and surprised by the Silicon Valley Bank situation,” Autonomy founder and Chief Executive Scott Painter told Auto Finance News. “The first issue […]

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