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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., plans to market Signature Bank's $60 billion loan portfolio

FDIC to sell Signature Bank's loan portfolio

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., plans to market Signature Bank's $60 billion loan portfolio

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. has announced the plans to start marketing a $60 billion loan portfolio of Signature Bank. The FDIC had retained the portfolio in receivership following the collapse of the bank.&nbsp;
In a statement, the FDIC said that, it will begin the sale process later this summer. The statement also mentioned that the portfolio includes mainly commercial real estate (CRE) loans, commercial loans and a small pool of single&ndash;family residential loans. The CRE loans include a concentration of multifamily properties, mostly in New York City.&nbsp;
As per Bloomberg, the FDIC is reviewing the CRE loans secured by multifamily residences that are rent stabilized or rent controlled. For those loans, the FDIC plans to reach out to state and local government agencies and community&ndash;based organizations to seek their input over the planned sale.
The FDIC has retained Newmark &amp; Company Real Estate Inc as an advisor on the sale. On March 19th, a unit of New York Community Bancorp entered into an agreement with US regulators to buy deposits and loans from Signature Bank.
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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. announced late Sunday that New York Community Bank has agreed to pay USD 2.7 billion to acquire a sizeable portion of the failed Signature Bank.

 New York Community Bank to buy failed Signature Bank

 New York Community Bank to buy failed Signature Bank in $2.7bn 

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. announced late Sunday that New York Community Bank has agreed to pay&nbsp; $2.7 bn to acquire a sizeable portion of the failed Signature Bank.

New York Community Bank has agreed to buy a significant chunk of the failed Signature Bank in a USD 2.7 billion deal, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. said late Sunday.
The 40 branches of Signature Bank will become Flagstar Bank, starting Monday. Flagstar is one of New York Community Bank's subsidiaries.
The deal will include the purchase of USD 38.4 billion in Signature Bank's assets.&nbsp;
The FDIC said USD 60 billion in Signature Bank's loans will remain in receivership and are expected to be sold off in time.
The FDIC says it expects Signature Bank's failure to cost the deposit insurance fund USD 2.5 billion, but that figure may change as the regulator sells off assets. The deposit insurance fund is paid for by assessments on banks and taxpayers do not bear the direct cost when a bank fails.&nbsp;

The signature bank was shut down by New York state financial regulators post the SVB Collapse. Signature Bank had total assets of about 110.36 billion dollars and total deposits of roughly 88.59 billion dollars as of December 31

After SVB, regulators close New York's Signature Bank

The signature bank was shut down by New York state financial regulators post the SVB Collapse. Signature Bank had total assets of about 110.36 billion dollars and total deposits of roughly 88.59 billion dollars as of December 31

After the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, New York's regulators have closed down The Signature bank. The bank came into the limelight last year due to the breakdown of the Crypto Exchange FXT.&nbsp;
FTX had accounts with Signature Bank, but the bank claimed that these funds accounted for less than 0.1% of the company's total deposits. After FTX's demise in December, Signature announced it would lose up to 10 billion dollars in customer deposits for digital assets. The bank stated it would cap the share of deposits from any one digital asset client, bringing the percentage of deposits linked to cryptocurrencies to roughly 15-20% of its overall deposits.
A joint statement issued by Treasury Department, Federal Reserve, and Federal Insurance Deposit Corp., claimed that the depositors in The Signature bank will receive their money just like SVB depositors through "a similar systemic risk exception"
Till December 31, Signature Bank, with New York state charter and FDIC insurance, held total assets of about 110.36 billion dollars and total deposits of about 88.59 billion dollars.

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