Busy day for FDIC, another four banks close


Written by | The Bellingham Herald | July 2, 2009

This brings the total so far today to seven, with six of them in Illinois (see previous post on the other three). Here are the details of the latest four:

No. 49 Elizabeth State Bank in Elizabeth, Ill. taken over by Galena State Bank and Trust of Galena, Ill. Cost to the FDIC: $11.2 million.

No. 50: First National Bank of Danville, Ill., taken over by First Financial Bank of Terre Haute, Ind. Cost to the FDIC: $24 million.

No. 51 Millennium State Bank of Dallas, Texas, taken over by State Bank of Irving, Texas. Cost to the FDIC: $47 million.

No. 52: Founders Bank in Worth, Ill. taken overy by Privatebank and Trust Company of Chicago. Cost to the FDIC: $188.5 million.

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  1. sarah palin says:

    How can this be happen in the state of Lincoln and Obama. Didnt’ they get his bailout money?
    Or did Blago and Daley skim it?

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