NY Community Bancorp Flashes a $560 Billion Real Estate Warning for Banks

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Its just a matter of time before FDIC takes it over, maybe this weekend. Looks like the Signature Bank assets they bought were toxic after all.
 
(Axios)

Charted: Regional banks hanging in
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Data: FactSet; Chart: Axios Visuals
Broad indexes tracking the shares of regional banks are showing little sign of a steep selloff at the moment, Matt writes.

Why it matters: It means the market appears to be treating the saga of New York Community Bancorp as an isolated event, at least so far.

The bottom line: There's no sign of a broad-based flight from smaller bank stocks that we saw after the failure of Silicon Valley Bank back in early 2023.

  • On the other hand, the share prices of regional banks haven't recovered much since the SVB panic and the issues emerging with NYCB aren't helping much.
 
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