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Regulators close Republic First Bank, marking first US bank failure this year
ABC 7 Chicago· 7 days agoThe Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. said Friday it had seized the Philadelphia-based bank, which did...
'Everybody lost': How the war for control of Republic First became such a debacle - Philadelphia...
The Business Journals· 2 days agoGreg Braca, the former TD Bank U.S. CEO, said his investment group lost as much as $35 million — not...
Republic First becomes first casualty of U.S. bank crisis in 2024
MSN News· 5 days ago(Reuters) - U.S. regulators on Friday seized Philadelphia-based Republic First Bancorp and agreed to sell it to Fulton Bank, a unit of Fulton Financial ...
This Bank Became the First to Fail in the US This Year. Here's What Borrowers Need to Know
CNET· 2 days agoRepublic First Bank, which operated under the name Republic Bank, had 32 branches across...
J.P. Morgan Loses $780M Former First Republic Advisor to RBC
WealthManagement.com· 5 days agoJ.P. Morgan Wealth Management has lost another former First Republic advisor—this time to RBC Wealth...
Help! My Bank Failed. Now What?
CNET· 2 days agoLess than two months later, First Republic claimed that badge of dishonor. Does this mean the financial industry is in trouble? While news of bank...
Republic Bank branches taken over by Fulton Bank: Why, and what customers should know
CBS News· 7 days agoRepublic Bank's assets are now being taken over by Lancaster, Pennsylvania-based Fulton Bank...
First collapse of 2024 not expected to bring trouble for banking industry
CBS Austin· 5 days agoAccording to the FDIC, the bank had about $6 billion in assets and $4 billion in deposits as of Jan....
How $1 billion vanished in Republic Bank collapse
Philly.com· 5 days agoThe Monday after taking over the Philadelphia region’s failed Republic Bank, Fulton Bank, based in Lancaster County, turned its plans ...
Are money market accounts insured by the FDIC?
Yahoo Personal Finance· 4 days agoIf you’re thinking about opening a money market account, it’s important to ensure that the account is FDIC-insured. Here’s why, and how you can check.