Signature Bank and former executives sued by shareholders for alleged fraud
Shareholders have accused the bank of falsely claiming to be “financially strong” just three days before it was seized by the state regulator.
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Shareholders have accused the bank of falsely claiming to be “financially strong” just three days before it was seized by the state regulator.
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