NEW YORK: First Republic Bank shares sank more than 20% after the closing bell on Monday as it says deposits plunged by more than US$100bil (RM444bil) in the first quarter and it was exploring options such as restructuring its balance sheet.
The deposit slump overshadowed profits that beat expectations for the beleaguered company, shored up through deposits from US banking giants last month after two regional lenders collapsed.
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