First Citizens Bank's Acquisition of SVB Assets Leads to Financial Success and New Home for SVB Assets.

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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) has agreed to reimburse First Citizens Bank for 50% of all commercial loan losses if the losses of those loans made by Silicon Valley Bank are above $5 billion. The FDIC has done so nine previous times, on more than $8 billion in other loans First Citizens assumed from failed institutions. Loss-share agreements became a fixture following the 2008 financial crisis as regulators took down hundreds of banks and scrambled to find buyers willing to take on a mountain of troubled mortgages.
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