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First Republic Bank Acquired by JPMorgan After Collapse

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May 1, 2023
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After weeks of speculation surrounding the fate of First Republic Bank (FRB), the California-based bank has finally collapsed, with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) announcing that it will be sold to JPMorgan.

The FDIC confirmed that it will be entering into a purchase and assumption agreement with JPMorgan Chase Bank to assume all of FRB’s deposits and assets. This includes $229.1 billion in assets and $103.9 billion in total deposits, with all depositors now becoming customers of JPMorgan Chase.

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In a statement, the FDIC said that the move was made to “protect depositors” and that it will continue to insure deposits at an estimated cost of $13 billion to its insurance fund. The purchase process was described as “highly competitive” with JPMorgan and PNC among the banks that submitted bids over the weekend.

First Republic Bank had been on the brink of collapse since the Silicon Valley Bank crisis, and its eventual downfall was no surprise. However, the resolution into its next chapter was relatively quick.

With the sale of FRB to JPMorgan, the bank will acquire all assets and deposits, along with 84 offices in eight states. The deal is expected to close soon, and JPMorgan will now be responsible for managing all deposits and assets of FRB’s former customers.

The collapse of FRB will undoubtedly have a significant impact on the banking sector in California and across the country. However, the acquisition by JPMorgan should help to minimize the impact, and depositors can be reassured that their money will remain safe and insured.

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