Ian King examines the deal to save the UK arm of Silicon Valley Bank – and speaks to James Edsberg, a banking sector consultant, and one of SVB’s customers, Richard Adey, from the British e-scooter manufacturer Taur.

There’s also news from British start-up Intrinsic – and their chief executive, Mark Dickinson – after it secured £7m of investment; and we have updates Sarah Willingham from bar chain Nightcap; plus Sarah Boyd at Sephora UK, as the beauty retailer returns to the high street.

Also on the podcast, Jordan Rosenhaus from the modular housebuilder, TopHat, talks about building highly energy-efficient homes and Jeroen Temmerman, from GHD, explains the latest hair-styling technology.

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