WASHINGTON: U.S. bank regulators closed seven institutions on Thursday, including six
banks in Illinois controlled by one family and a small bank in Dallas, bringing the total
number of U.S. bank failures to 52 so far this year.
Founders Bank, of Worth, Illinois, was the largest of the financial institutions seized. The
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp said Founders had $962.5 million in assets and
approximately $848.9 million in deposits.
The PrivateBank and Trust Co of Chicago will assume all of the deposits of Founders
Bank.
The failure is expected to cost the FDIC deposit insurance fund an estimated $188.5
million.
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banks in Illinois controlled by one family and a small bank in Dallas, bringing the total
number of U.S. bank failures to 52 so far this year.
Founders Bank, of Worth, Illinois, was the largest of the financial institutions seized. The
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp said Founders had $962.5 million in assets and
approximately $848.9 million in deposits.
The PrivateBank and Trust Co of Chicago will assume all of the deposits of Founders
Bank.
The failure is expected to cost the FDIC deposit insurance fund an estimated $188.5
million.
Source:http://www.expressbuzz.com/edition/story.aspx?Title=U.S.+regulators+close+seve
n+banks&artid=7/ICyfo7So0=&SectionID=XT7e3Zkr/lw=&MainSectionID=XT7e3Zkr/lw
=&SectionName=HFdYSiSIflu29kcfsoAfeg==&SEO=
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