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AmTrust Bank – Fourth Largest Banking Failure Of 2009

December 5, 2009 By Bill Zielinski Leave a Comment

AmTrust And 5 Other Banks Closed By Regulators Regulators closed an additional six banks today, bringing total banking failures for the year to 130 compared to 25 bank failures during 2008.   Three of the failed banks were located in Georgia, and one each in Illinois, Ohio and Virginia. The failure of Ohio’s AmTrust Bank was […]

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