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Republic First is the first FDIC-insured bank failure of 2024. How will regional banks deal with extended periods of high interest rates? Fulton Bank, hailing from Lancaster, Pennsylvania, recently clinched a deal to acquire the assets and deposits of Philadelphia's Republic First Bank, a move announced by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. The acquisition, marking the end of Republic First’s internal struggles, includes its 32 branches spanning the Philadelphia area, New Jersey, and New York City. This strategic move propels Fulton Bank's assets by $5.2 billion, with a significant portion attributed to a $2 billion investment portfolio, signaling a noteworthy shift in the regional banking landscape. The anticipated cost of the bank's collapse is $667 million to the deposit insurance fund, a far cry from the initial projection of $20 billion for Silicon Valley Bank's failure. While this collapse doesn't signal systemic problems, it highlights the difficulties regional banks face, such as losing deposits to larger competitors and experiencing a decline in the value of their loan portfolios due to increased interest rates. Reach out to us for more banking news. Ryan Wolf 📞 (972) 755-5207 ✉️ Ryan.Wolf@marcusmillichap.com Luke Sullivan 📞 (972) 755-5198 ✉️ Luke.Sullivan@marcusmillichap.com 👉 Click link for details: https://lnkd.in/gdsCuqu5 #NNN #retail #realestate #investment #investing #commercialrealestate #property #passiveincome #cre #investor #realestateinvesting #commercialproperty #netlease #retailrealestate #republicfirst #fultonbank #banking

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