Looks to me like they got $16B to take it on...I was directly quoting the CNN article. You're right, and they're wrong. Again.
EDIT: What do you think the buying price was? I can't find that anywhere.
Well, the rump of SVB has been bought by First Citizens Bank.
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www.cnn.com
First Citizens is receiving SVB assets of $110 billion, deposits of $56 billion and loans of $72 billion. The bonds and other stuff that caused the problem remain with the FDIC.
Same thing, same money, different POV. Depositors' assets, the bank's liabilities. Matt Levine describes it in more detail:That $56 B is liabilities, not assets.
Looks to me like they got $16B to take it on...
I imagine that many of the assets are the upside down bonds. Wait for them to mature, or sell at a huge loss?
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