(Reuters) -The U.S. Securities and Trade Fee is investigating the conduct of First Republic Financial institution (OTC:) executives earlier than the federal government seizure and sale to JPMorgan Chase & Co (NYSE:), Bloomberg Information reported on Friday, citing folks aware of the matter.

The SEC is wanting into whether or not any members of the then-executive workforce of First Republic improperly traded on inside data, in line with the report.

The event comes a day after U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren accused First Republic executives of “mismanagement” in a letter to its former CEO Micahel Roffler and raised questions on the failed lender’s danger administration in addition to pay and bonuses.

Regulators seized troubled First Republic Financial institution and JPMorgan agreed to purchase majority of its property earlier this week, marking the biggest U.S. financial institution failure for the reason that 2008 monetary disaster.

JPMorgan and the SEC declined to remark, whereas First Republic didn’t instantly reply to a Reuters request for remark.