One of First Republic Bank's top executives who was found to have offloaded millions of dollars of the bank's stocks prior to the fall of Silicon Valley Bank lives in a $9.7 million home that was previously owned by and , and was featured in a film.Robert Thornton, 62, who appropriately serves as the bank's president of private wealth management, bought the sprawling Spanish-style hacienda in Los Angeles in 2020 for $8.9 million, DailyMail.com can reveal.Other bank executives, meanwhile, own lavish mansions — with the CEO buying a San Francisco property overlooking the Golden Gate Bridge in December for $25 million, and its executive director owns a sprawling ranch in the mountains of Wyoming.
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