By CNBCTV18.com Mar 29, 2023 2:23:06 PM IST (Updated)
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Information Technology (IT) solutions company Mphasis on Wednesday said that it has no exposure to the US-based banks -- Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank -- which collapsed earlier this month.
In a filing to the stock exchanges, Mphasis said that "it has no exposure to Silicon Valley Bank, Signature Bank or Silvergate Capital, either as a client or as a banker".
Nitin Rakesh, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director at Mphasis, said that the company's business from US regional banks is a low single-digit percentage contribution to the overall revenue.
The company management said it will continue to focus on servicing its clients in this heightened environment of volatility and transaction volumes.
Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), which was a prime funding source for startups, failed on March 10. This was followed by the collapse of Signature Bank on March 12. The collapse of the two banks sent shockwaves across financial systems worldwide.
Market analysts believe that the SVB episode will be a reason for concern for mid-sized IT companies like Mphasis even if it does not cause any systemic risk. The recent developments might lead to banking clients procrastinating on IT spending decisions, given the capital constraints. The budget cycle of the calendar year 2023 may also be delayed.
Shares of Mphasis are trading 1.08 percent higher at Rs 1,687.20.
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