$PacWest Bancorp (PACW.US)$ The deposit balance should be disclosed daily. However, the majority of the over 2 billion USD in outflows from May 4th to May 5th were uninsured deposits. As of May 2nd, there were still 7 billion USD in uninsured deposits, and around May 10th, this figure dropped to 5.2 billion USD, a decrease of 1.8 billion USD. Why were these depositors so panicked? Previously, the bank had 6.6 billion USD in cash and equivalents, which was sufficient to cover the 7 billion USD in uninsured deposits. Even at normal levels of cash and equivalents, over 2 billion USD would have been enough to sustain operations for some time, not to mention that the FEB and FDIC could provide short-term liquidity at any time. Moreover, there were 7 billion USD in available-for-sale financial assets and held-to-maturity assets, along with an additional 2.7 billion USD in loans that management planned to sell, also as part of preparations for raising cash and reducing the balance sheet. It will be important to track the outflow of uninsured deposits going forward. If the third quarter sees the successful liquidation of 2.7 billion USD in loans, as well as parts of the available-for-sale and held-to-maturity investments, there should not be any issues.