- SVB's dramatic collapse Friday has plunged the US banking sector into turmoil.
- The California bank held $209 billion in assets when it failed, according to the FDIC.
- Here's how the implosions of SVB and Signature compare to the biggest banking collapses ever.
The back-to-back collapses of two large lenders has plunged the US banking sector into turbulence.
Silicon Valley Bank failed Friday after disclosing massive losses on its bond portfolio, triggering a bank run and an 86% tumble in its share price.