Welcome to SVB
Germany
Banking on Innovation
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Silicon Valley Bank has been working with innovative businesses in Europe for more than a decade. Marking the evolution of the tech scene, we will begin lending via our SVB Germany Branch in 2018.
Germany's vibrant technology and life science ecosystem is gaining key venture capital and private equity support. Silicon Valley Bank is excited to be part of this growing hub.
We provide financing to both innovation companies and their investors. Services include lending to growth-stage technology and life science businesses, and financing for acquisitions, buyouts and working capital.
Products and Solutions
24,000+
Technology and Life Science Clients
2,600+
VC/PE firms partner with us
2,500+
team members support innovation in over 30 cities
48%
of the 2018 CNBC Disruptor 50 list are SVB clients
SVB CLIENTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD
Key Contacts
Frankfurt, DE
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Germany - Frankfurt
Guiollettstraße 48Guiollettstraße 48
60325 Frankfurt am Main
Frankfurt, DE+49 (0)69 7158 950 (general line)
Branch Hours
9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. CETKey Contacts Andrew Parker
Managing Director, Relationship Banking Germany
Silicon Valley Bank Dayanara Heisig
General Manager Credit, Risk and Compliance
SVB Germany
Featured News
SILICON VALLEY BANK TO OPEN GERMANY BRANCH
The bank of the world’s most innovative businesses, enterprises and their investors announced today that it has been granted a lending licence from BaFin and will officially open its doors in Germany this summer.
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