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First International Bank, Plano, Texas, Closed By Regulators

September 30, 2011 By Problem Bank List Staff 1 Comment

The first bank failure in the state of Texas occurred today when the Texas Department of Banking closed First International Bank, Plano, Texas.  The FDIC, appointed as receiver for the failed bank, sold First International to American First National Bank of Houston, Texas. Ironically, First International Bank’s origins were based on a failed bank.  First […]

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