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 ...

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.

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.

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.