Ares Management's $3.5 Billion Acquisition Boosts PacWest Stock.

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PacWest's stock rose more than 6% after announcing a $3.5 billion sale of loans to Ares Management, the latest move by the regional bank to shrink its balance sheet. PacWest is one of several regional lenders that struggled to keep depositors following the March 10 failure of Silicon Valley Bank. However, since then, regional bank stocks have rallied on optimism that the worst was over for regional banks. PacWest has lost 17% of its deposits in the first quarter and posted a loss of $1.2 billion. Year to date its stock is still down 68.5% as of Friday’s close despite rallying from its lows in the spring.
- PacWest stock surges on new optimism about troubled regional banks Yahoo Finance
- Live news: US regional bank PacWest to sell $3.5bn in specialty finance loans to Ares Financial Times
- Ares Management Acquires $3.5 Billion Lender Finance Portfolio from Pacific Western Bank Business Wire
- PacWest Sells Loans to Ares as Private-Credit Firms Circle Banks Yahoo Finance
- PacWest Stock Jumps as Ares Buys $3.5 Billion of Loans Barron's
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