First Citizens To buyout SVB After Collapse

Activity is buzzing as First Citizens BancShares, Inc. has announced that they plan to purchase all remaining assets of Silicon Valley Bank after its collapse earlier this month. According to the Economic Times, First Citizens is expected to buy $72 billion of remaining assets linked to the bank while the FDIC retains approximately $90 billion in securities. 

Following the acquisition, Silicon Valley Bank depositors will be automatically switched to depositors of First Citizens. Deposits taken by Silicon Valley Bank and changed to First Citizens will remain fully insured by the FDIC. 

The announcement has already created a positive impact on the stock markets with First Citizens bank reaching valuations better than their prices from before the collapse. While this is good news for startups and businesses within the United States, it is still unclear how web3 will be impacted under First Citizens Bank. Fortunately, bitcoin has performed well during the situation and could mean better performances in 2023 compared to 2022. 

Keegan King

Keegan is an avid user and advocate for blockchain technology and its implementation in everyday life. He writes a variety of content related to cryptocurrencies while also creating marketing materials for law firms in the greater Los Angeles area. He was a part of the curriculum writing team for the bitcoin coursework at Emile Learning. Before being a writer, Keegan King was a business English Teacher in Busan, South Korea. His students included local businessmen, engineers, and doctors who all enjoyed discussions about bitcoin and blockchains. Keegan King’s favorite altcoin is Polygon.

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