shares moved higher. CEO Jamie Dimon on an early Monday conference call reportedly said the system is"very, very sound," in the wake of its deal and that this portion of the banking crisis is"over". JPMorgan said it was assuming deposits of about $92 billion and the FDIC expected the cost to its Deposit Insurance Fund will be about $13 billion.
The industry has been shaken since the collapse and seizures of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank in March. First Republic was shaken in the aftermath, but a big bank rescue that saw an infusion of $30 billion in deposits was thought to have stabilized the bank. However, in reporting earnings results last week, First Republic revealed that $100 billion had flowed out of the bank, causing new concerns about its viability leading up to Sunday's takeover.