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*Bank of America and JP Morgan Chase: These institutions are not opening DIP Bank Accounts for a Small
Business, however, based on the Debtors relationship with the bank they will consider opening the DIP Bank
Account. On Mega Cases they are fully collateralizing all bankruptcy funds.
**Citibank, N.A.: This institution is not opening DIP Bank Accounts for a Small Business. On Mega Cases, the
Debtor must check with Citibank to ensure that they will collateralize the funds with the Federal Reserve or obtain a
surety bond to cover the bankruptcy funds.
***Texas Capital Bank. N.A.: This institution restricts DIP bank accounts to Chapter 11 customers who have pre-
existing commercial relationships with the bank (i.e. prior to filing). In addition, the opening of bankruptcy
accounts is subject to executive Management approval.
****Citizens Bank, N.A.: This institution has reserved the right to require new bankruptcy accounts to be subject
to management approval and any case accounts may be required to reach a threshold of at least $10,000.
AUTHORIZED DEPOSITORIES SPECIFIC TO SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW
YORK (MANHATTAN, WHITE PLAINS, POUGHKEEPSIE):
Banco Popular North America (aka Popular Bank)
Republic First Bank a/k/a Republic Bank
The First National Bank of Long Island
The Private Bank (Chicago)
US Bank, N. A. (Union Bank merger 5/2023)
AUTHORIZED DEPOSITORIES SPECIFIC TO EASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
(BROOKLYN, CENTRAL ISLIP, QUEENS, STATEN ISLAND):
Banco Popular North America (aka Popular Bank)
The First National Bank of Long Island