2nd Cir. Appellate Jurisdictional Model

Signature Bank Collapse Litigation & FDIC Claims Navigator

Litigation Presets
Statutory Parameters
FIRREA Preemption Threshold:

Under 12 U.S.C. § 1821(d)(11), FDIC-Receiver owns corporate causes of action. However, the 2nd Circuit held that shareholder direct reliance injuries on false deposit disclosures are distinct personal claims not subject to receivership stays.

Jurisdictional Route: Direct § 10(b) Investor Claims
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REVIVED & REMANDED
Procedural Ruling Summary
Forum Standing Revived
Jurisdiction U.S. District Court (S.D.N.Y.)
Statutory Bar FIRREA § 1821(d) Inapplicable
Exhaustion Req. None (Direct Private Action)
Estate Impact Non-Depletive of Receivership
Holding & Causal Analysis
APPELLATE HOLDING Shareholders alleging direct personal reliance on deceptive deposit stability metrics suffered non-derivative harm.
FDIC OBJECTION POSTURE FDIC-R argued broad statutory preemption to maximize receivership recovery pool, rejected by panel.
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