US officials urge financial institutions to harass First Republic Bank

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In trouble since March: First Republic Bank. Will the embattled financial institution be rescued by a forced takeover this weekend?

U.S. regulators have asked several financial institutions to bid to purchase First Republic Bank’s assets. The bank has been in trouble since mid-March.

AFP news agency referred to a source close to the subject in its report. He said four to six financial institutions should comply with the demand. First Republic has been under intense pressure since two banks of similar profile filed for bankruptcy in rapid succession in early March.

However, the bank failed to agree on a satisfactory recovery plan. His already battered stock began to fall when he confirmed on Monday night that many customers had pulled in deposits totaling more than $100 billion in the first quarter. (cut/SDA)

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