First Republic Bank (NYSE: FRC) shares are trading significantly higher Tuesday as part of what appears to be a relief rally in the financial sector as several bank names bounce back after ...

First Republic shares staged a dramatic comeback Thursday after 11 major U.S. banks infused billions of dollars of capital into the struggling San Francisco-based regional bank, staving off ...

First Republic Bank FRC shares are trading lower by 31.18% to $66.03 Friday morning. The stock is sharply lower as shares of several regional banks and financial institutions sell off on downward ...

First Republic's stock soared close to 37% as of 10:40 a.m. ET. Meanwhile, shares of PacWest Bancorp ( PACW ) traded nearly 16% higher and Western Alliance ( WAL 3.44% ) was up 13.5%. So what ...

Like Silicon Valley Bank, a significant share of First Republic's deposits were uninsured because they exceeded the $250,000 insurance protection that is offered by the FDIC.

First Republic Bank (“First Republic”) (NYSE:FRC), ... announced today that it has agreed to sell 2,000,000 shares of its common stock in an underwritten public offering.

Neither Mr. Herbert nor the bank’s representatives would comment Wednesday, as First Republic’s stock continued a harrowing slide, dropping about 30 percent to close the day at just $5.69 ...

First Republic, based in San Francisco, was widely seen as the lender most likely to fall next, because it had many clients in the start-up industry — similar to Silicon Valley Bank — and many ...

First Republic's risk management is favorable because the bank does not invest in exotic derivatives. Click here to read why I like FRC stock.