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Bank Failures

Bid Summary for Imperial Capital Bank, La Jolla, CA

Imperial Capital Bank, La Jolla, CA
Closing Date: December 18, 2009

Failed Bank Information for Imperial Capital Bank, La Jolla, CA

BidderType of TransactionDeposit Premium %Asset Premium/(Discount) $(000)SF Loss Share Tranche 1SF Loss Share Tranche 2SF Loss Share Tranche 3Commercial Loss Share Tranche 1Commercial Loss Share Tranche 2Commercial Loss Share Tranche 3Value Appreciation InstrumentConforming BidLinked
Winning bid and bidder: City National Bank, Los Angeles, CAAll deposit whole bank with loss share0.24%$(244,000)80%95%N/A80%95%N/ANoNo (1)N/A
Cover (second place): OneWest Bank, FSB, Pasadena, CAAll deposit whole bank with loss share0.00%$(380,000)80%95%N/A80%95%N/ANoYesN/A
Other Bids: None            

(1) City National Bank's bid was nonconforming as it included a provision that allows it to sell up to $400 million of commercial shared loss assets with loan-to value greater than 75 percent during the last nine months of the seventh year of the 7-year commercial loss share agreement contract.

Notes:

  • The winning bidder’s acquisition of all the deposits was the least costly resolution compared to a liquidation alternative and the other bids.  The liquidation alternative was valued using valuation models to estimate the market value of the assets. Bids for loss share were valued using a discounted cash flow analysis for the loss share portfolio over the life of the loss share agreement. If any bid would have been more costly than liquidation they have been excluded from this summary.
  • For more information on the bid disclosure policy, see Failed Financial Institution Bid Disclosure Policy.

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Last Updated: April 15, 2022