Did Regulators Stop A Run on the Bank At Failed Public Savings Bank?

Regulators closed a small 83 year old bank today in an unusual Thursday afternoon closing.  Traditionally, failed banks are closed by regulators at the close on business on Friday afternoon to minimize customer disruption. Was the unusual timing of the bank closing related to panicked depositors withdrawing money?  Although the FDIC did not comment on […]

First National Bank of Olathe, Kansas, Closed By Regulators

The First National Bank of Olathe, established in 1887, was closed today by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.  The FDIC, appointed as receiver, sold the failed bank to Enterprise Bank & Trust, Clayton, Missouri. Enterprise Bank & Trust will assume all deposits of failed First National Bank of Olathe.  All six branches […]

Bank of Whitman, Colfax, WA, Closed By Regulators

Bank of Whitman, Colfax, Washington, was closed today by state banking regulators who appointed the FDIC as receiver.  The failed bank was sold to Columbia State Bank which will assume all deposits of Bank of Whitman. Bank of Whitman, established in 1977, was an employee owned community bank with 20 branches and $548.6 million in […]

Bank of Shorewood, IL, Closed By Regulators

Bank of Shorewood, Illinois, which survived the high inflation of the 1980’s and the savings and loan disaster of the 1990’s, collapsed today under the weight of bad loans. The Bank was closed by state regulators who appointed the FDIC as receiver.  The FDIC sold Bank of Shorewood to Heartland Bank and Trust of Bloomington, […]

Integra Bank of Indiana Collapses As Regulators Seize Bank

Integra Bank, N.A., Evansville, Indiana, became the nation’s second largest banking failure of 2011 as regulators closed the insolvent bank. The FDIC, appointed as receiver, protected depositors by entering into a purchase and assumption agreement with Old National Bank, Evansville, Indiana, which will assume all deposits of the failed bank. All 52 branches of Integra […]

BankMeridian, Columbia, SC, Closed By Regulators

BankMeridian, N.A., Columbia, South Carolina, was closed today by state regulators who appointed the FDIC as receiver.  The FDIC sold the failed bank to SCBT, Orangeburg, South Carolina, which will assume all deposits of the failed bank. BankMeridian which had a total of 3 branches, opened for business in May 2006.  The Bank raised $31.5 […]

Virginia Business Bank, Richmond, VA, Closed By Regulators

Virginia Business Bank, Richmond, VA, was closed today by state regulators.  The FDIC, appointed as receiver, sold the failed bank to Xenith Bank, Richmond, Virginia.  Xenith Bank will assume all deposits of the failed bank. Virginia Business Bank, established in 2006 by local area bank executives, focused on lending to small and mid-sized businesses in […]

Bank of Choice, Greeley, CO, Closed By Regulators

Bank of Choice, Greeley, Colorado, was closed today by state regulators.  The FDIC, appointed as receiver, sold the failed bank to Bank Midwest, N.A., Kansas City, MO. Bank of Choice had 17 branches with $1.07 billion in assets and $924.9 million in deposits.  Depositors of the failed bank will automatically become depositors of Bank Midwest […]

LandMark Bank of Florida Closed By Regulators

LandMark Bank of Sarasota, Florida, became the nation’s 57th banking failure as Florida regulators closed the troubled bank.  The FDIC, acting as receiver, sold the failed bank to American Momentum Bank of Tampa, Florida. LandMark Bank, founded in 2000, was one of the largest independent community banks in Sarasota County with six branches and $275 […]

Southshore Community Bank of Florida Becomes 56th Banking Failure

Southshore Community Bank of Apollo Beach, Florida, was closed today by Florida regulators who appointed the FDIC as receiver.  The FDIC sold the failed bank to American Momentum Bank of Tampa, Florida. Southshore had only two branches.  All depositors of Southshore will automatically become depositors of American Momentum Bank.  Depositors of failed Southshore can continue […]