Stablecoin Issuer Tether Was Client of Signature Bank to Serve U.S. Customers: Bloomberg
Tether CTO Paolo Ardoino, in response to the article, said the company has no exposure to Signature Bank. Source
Read MoreTether CTO Paolo Ardoino, in response to the article, said the company has no exposure to Signature Bank. Source
Read MoreStarting next week on April 5, Signature Bank will return $4 billion in deposits linked to crypto businesses since they aren’t a part of the NYCB deal. Amid the fallout of the Silicon Valley Bank earlier this month, US regulators moved to shut down another crypto-friendly bank Signature. In the latest
Read MoreMartin Gruenberg, chair of the United States Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, has said the FDIC plans to return roughly $4 billion in deposits connected to Signature Bank’s digital asset banking business by early April.In a March 29 hearing of the U.S. House Financial Services Committee exploring federal regulators' responses to
Read MoreThe FDIC has been reaching out to customers connected to the money, encouraging them to find another bank to transfer the funds to. If they can’t, they’ll be getting a check to whatever address is on record for the customer, the spokesperson said. Source
Read MoreI think it’s safe to assume people want certainty. Companies want to know they'll be able to tap banking services. For that to happen, banks need to be comfortable serving crypto companies. And for that to happen, they probably need to know what factors led to Signature becoming a failed
Read MoreThe fate of Signet has been unclear since Signature Bank was shut down by New York State regulators last weekend. Source
Read MoreMore than a week after New York regulators closed the crypto-friendly Signature Bank, Coinbase has reportedly stopped support for the institution’s Signet payment platform.According to a March 20 report from the Wall Street Journal, Coinbase users won’t be able to use Signet to send funds outside of banking hours until
Read MoreFDIC said that the deal between Signature and Flagstar would cost the Deposit Insurance Fund an estimated $2.5 billion. On Sunday, March 19, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation announced that Flagstar Bank, a subsidiary of the New York Community Bancorp, has entered an agreement with US regulators to secure the deposits
Read MoreOnly a week after its collapse, Signature Bank’s deposits and loans are set to be sold to Flagstar Bank, a subsidiary of New York Community Bancorp — crypto-related deposits however, will not be part of the deal. The United States Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) announced the agreement on March
Read MoreThe 40 former branches of Signature Bank will operate under New York Community Bancorp's Flagstar Bank, N.A., as of Monday. Source
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