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Eagle Lending operated as a key division of First Republic Bank, a commercial bank and wealth management company founded in 1985. The division focused on providing tailored lending solutions, including personal and business lines of credit and loans secured by single-family residences, to individuals and businesses, primarily in affluent urban markets. Following a period of significant financial distress and a bank run, its parent company, First Republic Bank, failed and was seized by the FDIC on May 1, 2023. The bank's assets and operations, including the Eagle Lending division, were subsequently sold to and absorbed by JPMorgan Chase, and are now operated under the Chase brand.

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Eagle Lending Corporation

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