
A Third Bank Implodes. Now What?
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The Fall of First Republic Bank
This chapter examines the psychological and financial ramifications surrounding the $250,000 threshold for bank deposits during times of banking instability. It details the rapid decline of First Republic Bank amidst the failures of its peers, leading to significant deposit withdrawals and a government-backed acquisition by JPMorgan Chase. Additionally, the chapter discusses the broader implications of such consolidations in the banking industry and the potential risks to taxpayers.
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