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Markets looked at the $3.2 billion takeover with skepticism as [shares of both banks fell](%2F%2Fqz.com%2Fubs-credit-suisse-takeover-markets-reaction-1850242566%2F%3Futm_source=email%26utm_medium=daily-brief%26utm_content=%26rev=1679306687369/1/01000186fea55267-959b376a-7e74-403c-94b1-2f132d98a114-000000/GwY0wZID5si-ue5CKDfX0KZ_vElJYGYTxcRJj9lnCBs=292) in early trading. Signature Bank’s deposits have found a buyer. Flagstar Bank, a subsidiary of New York Community Bank, bought the [majority of deposits and some loan portfolios](%2F%2Fqz.com%2Fsignature-bank-flagstar-fdic-assets-sale-svb-1850242551%2F%3Futm_source=email%26utm_medium=daily-brief%26utm_content=%26rev=1679306563399/1/01000186fea55267-959b376a-7e74-403c-94b1-2f132d98a114-000000/AiC84XXkMGVO0YTOdQ1bT5p2RtHHzKBwCzKgMCR29tw=292) of the failed crypto lender. S&P downgraded First Republic Bank for the second time in four days. The bank’s credit rating moved [three notches down to B+](%2F%2Fwww.reuters.com%2Fbusiness%2Ffinance%2Fsp-again-downgrades-first-republic-bank-ratings-2023-03-19%2F/1/01000186fea55267-959b376a-7e74-403c-94b1-2f132d98a114-000000/YBH585udqN5vopumRPbRte59tCsplmK0wQ7pYjilgSI=292). Silicon Valley Bank was warned by BlackRock consultants about its risk controls. The Financial Times says the now-failed bank [got a “gentleman’s C”](%2F%2Fwww.ft.com%2Fcontent%2Ffbd9e3d4-2df5-4a65-adbd-01e5de2c5053/1/01000186fea55267-959b376a-7e74-403c-94b1-2f132d98a114-000000/Sl4xBmlKhHPFH5FqK1UuhvGTxcDg8sd25r62VFGFFq8=292) in a 2022 report that showed substantial deficiencies. 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