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As Wall Street grapples with concerns over New York Community Bank's (NYCB) loan losses and dwindling deposit levels, the regional lender finds itself in a precarious situation reminiscent of last year's banking turmoil. Following a restatement of quarterly earnings lower by a staggering $2.4 billion, the bank has undergone significant changes, including the replacement of its CEO and the postponement of a crucial annual report. Shares plummeted by 25% to a 52-week low below $4 each, reflecting investors' deepening apprehensions.

The underlying worry stems from NYCB's exposure to commercial real estate and deficiencies in its loan portfolio oversight, resulting in acknowledged "material weaknesses." Analysts, such as Raymond James' Steve Moss, express grave concerns over the potential escalation of credit costs over an extended period. Moss particularly highlights NYCB's interest-only multi-family portfolio, suggesting a protracted workout period unless interest rates decline.

This downturn marks a stark reversal for NYCB, which emerged relatively unscathed from the deposit runs that rattled regional lenders like Silicon Valley Bank the previous year. Initially viewed as a beneficiary due to its acquisition of assets from Signature Bank following government intervention, NYCB now faces existential questions of its own as it navigates through turbulent financial waters.

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