First Republic Bank considers sale after credit downgrade and deposit concerns.
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First Republic Bank is considering a possible sale and exploring options to boost liquidity after being downgraded to junk status by S&P Global and Fitch. The San Francisco-based lender could attract interest from larger lenders if it goes on sale. The bank has been assuring customers of its liquidity since the implosion of Silicon Valley Bank triggered concerns about the financial health of regional banks.
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