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Bill Martin, the founder of Raging Capital Ventures, joins ‘Halftime’ to discuss Silicon Valley Bank’s investment in low rate mortgages, the scale of SVB’s unrealized losses and the venture capital response to the SVB collapse.
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SVB had roughly $16 billion in unrealized losses: Raging Capital Ventures’ William Martin, who called its collapse
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