Same with startups. If you are an investor and not that company’s first call, then one of two things happen: email saying not exposed, or silence as they work through things.
That's a very prescient thought. But isn't there a fiduciary duty that is legally mandated to disclose in times like this?
IANAL, but I don't think fiduciary duty requires you to disclose SVB exposure. If anything, disclosing it might trigger another run on an otherwise easily survivable state.