The nation's big banks don't want to see another bank go under, so they sent $30 billion

to first republic.

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How did banks plan to restore it?

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Some of this country's biggest banks are sending money to a bank in trouble.

First republic bank is headquartered in San Francisco.

That's not far from the headquarters of Silicon Valley bank, which failed a week ago.

And although first republic appears healthier, it's been facing some of the same pressures

and a lot of anxiety, so other banks passed the hat.

And it's a fairly large hat, $30 billion.

NPR's David Gurra joins us now, David Good Morning.

Good morning, Steve.

How did their fellow bankers come to rescue first republic?

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