The U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation announced Sunday that it had established a bridge bank to handle customer accounts at recently closed Signature Bank.
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The FDIC said the new, government-run institution will ensure accounts operate uninterrupted while the regulator looks to find a buyer for the shuttered bank's assets. Signature Bank was closed earlier in the day as part of the fallout of bank turmoil spurred by Silicon Valley Bank's abrupt closure Friday.
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