First Citizens Bank acquires Silicon Valley Bank's assets in a major deal, while concerns arise over investment-bank internships.

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First Citizens Bank will acquire about $72 billion in assets from the failed Silicon Valley Bank, while the remaining $90 billion of assets will remain in receivership with the FDIC. The bank had been the 16th largest bank in the country and its failure cost the FDIC an estimated $20 billion. Seventeen former Silicon Valley Bank branches will open as First Citizens Bank branches on Monday. Shares of First Citizens Bank rose about 47% in early trading on Monday.
- Much of failed Silicon Valley Bank's assets to be sold to First Citizens, FDIC says ABC News
- First Citizens Bank's purchase of SVB assets a 'tremendous deal,' says Whalen Global's Chris Whalen CNBC Television
- FDIC says First Citizens Bank has reached deal to purchase Silicon Valley Bank Fox Business
- First Citizens Buys Silicon Valley Bank Deposits, Loans Bloomberg Television
- Concerns over investment-bank internships and analyst programs Business Insider
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