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According to reports, Silicon Valley Bank Financial Group said that it received a notice from Nasdaq on Friday that its shares would be delisted because it no longer meets the requirements for continued listing. The stock was suspended from trading on March 10th and will cease listing on March 28th. It is reported that the company does not intend to appeal against the Nasdaq decision. Silicon Valley Bank Financial Group to be delisted from NASDAQ Analysis based on this information:Silicon Valley Bank Financial Group is in trouble as it has failed to meet the listing requirements of Nasdaq. Reports reveal that the bank has received a notice from Nasdaq that its shares would be delisted since it no longer meets the criteria for continued listing. The suspension of trading of its stocks took place on March 10th, and the company will stop listing on March 28th. The reason behind this decision is that the bank failed to comply fully with…

On March 10, the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) filed an appeal on Thursday night, challenging the judgment of the New York Bankruptcy Judge allowing