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FDIC Institution Listing ACTIVE AS OF 3/25/2013 ‐ FOR UPDATES SEE SOURCE URL (below) Source: http://www2.fdic.gov/idasp/main.asp NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP WEBADDR 1st Advantage Bank 240 Salt Lick Road Saint Peters MO 63376 http://www.1stadvantagebank.com:80/ 1st Bank 120 Second Street, N.W. Sidney MT 59270 http://www.our1stbank.com:80/ 1st Bank & Trust 710 South Park Drive Broken Bow OK 74728 http://www.1stbankandtrust.com:80/ 1st Bank of Sea Isle City 4301 Landis Avenue Sea Isle City NJ 08243 http://www.1stbankseaisle.com:80/ 1st Bank of Troy 212 South Main Street Troy KS 66087 https://secure.fbtroyks.com 1st Bank Yuma 2799 South 4th Avenue Yuma AZ 85364 http://www.1stbankyuma.com:80/ 1st Cameron State Bank 124 South Walnut Cameron MO 64429 http://www.1stcameron.com:80/ 1st Capital Bank 5 Harris Court, Building N, Suite #3 Monterey CA 93940 http://www.1stcapitalbank.com:80/ 1st Century Bank, National Association 1875 Century Park East, Suite 1400 Los Angeles CA 90067 http://www.1cbank.com:80/ 1st Colonial Community Bank 1040 Haddon Avenue Collingswood NJ 08108 http://www.1stcolonial.com:80/ 1st Commerce Bank 5135 Camino Al Norte, Suite 4 North Las Vegas NV 89031 http://www.1stcommercebank.com:80/ 1st Community Bank 407 Third Street Sherrard IL 61281 http://www.1stcommunitybanks.com:80/ 1st Constitution Bank 2650 Route 130 Cranbury NJ 08512 http://www.1stconstitution.com:80/ 1st Enterprise Bank 818 West Seventh Street, Suite 220 Los Angeles CA 90017 http://www.1stenterprisebank.com:80/ 1st Equity Bank 3956 West Dempster Street Skokie IL 60076 1st Equity Bank Northwest 1330 Dundee Road Buffalo Grove IL 60089 1st Financial Bank USA 331 North Dakota Dunes Boulevard Dakota Dunes SD 57049 http://www.1fbusa.com:80/ 1st Manatee Bank 12215 Us Highway 301 N Parrish FL 34219 http://www.1stmanatee.com:80/ 1st National Bank 730 East Main Street Lebanon OH 45036 http://www.bankwith1st.com:80/ 1st National Bank of South Florida 1550 North Krome Avenue Homestead FL 33030 http://www.1stnatbank.com:80/ 1st National Community Bank 16924 St. Clair Avenue East Liverpool OH 43920 http://www.1stncb.com:80/ 1st Security Bank of Washington 6920 220th Street Sw, Suite 300 Mountlake Terrace WA 98043 http://www.fsbwa.com:80/ 1st Source Bank 100 North Michigan Street South Bend IN 46601 http://www.1stsource.com:80/ 1st State Bank 4805 Towne Center Road, Suite 100 Saginaw MI 48604 http://www.1ststatebk.com:80/ 1st State Bank of Mason City 123 West Elm Street Mason City IL 62664 http://www.1ststatebankmc.com:80/ 1st Summit Bank 125 Donald Lane Johnstown PA 15904 http://www.1stsummit.com:80/ 1st Trust Bank, Inc. 24 Commerce Drive Hazard KY 41701 http://www.1sttrustbankinc.com:80/ 1st United Bank One North Federal Highway Boca Raton FL 33432 http://www.1stunitedbankfl.com:80/ 1st United Bank 430 4th St Nw Faribault MN 55021 http://www.1stunited.com:80/ 21st Century Bank 699 North Medina Street Loretto MN 55357 http://www.21stcenturybank.com:80/ 3rd Fed Bank 3 Penns Trail Newtown PA 18940 http://www.thirdfedbank.com:80/ 5Star Bank Pain And Stewart Streets, Building 1485, Peterson Afb Colorado Springs CO 80914 http://www.5starbankus.com:80/ A J Smith Federal Savings Bank 14757 S Cicero Ave Midlothian IL 60445 http://www.ajsmithbank.com:80/ AB&T NATIONAL BANK 2815 Meredyth Drive Albany GA 31708 http://www.abtgold.com:80/ Abacus Federal Savings Bank 6 Bowery New York NY 10013 http://www.abacusbank.com:80/ Abbeville Building & Loan (A State‐Chartered Savings Bank) 1212 Charity Street Abbeville LA 70510 http://www.abbemae.com:80/ Abbeville Savings and Loan, SSB 209 South Main St Abbeville SC 29620 http://www.abbevillesavings.com:80/ AbbyBank 401 Spruce Streets Abbotsford WI 54405 http://www.abbybank.com:80/ ABC Bank 5645 West Lake Street Chicago IL 60644 http://www.abcbank.net:80/ Abington Bank 6 Harrison Avenue Abington MA 02351 http://www.theabingtonbank.com:80/ Acacia Federal Savings Bank 7600 Leesburg Pike, Suite 200 Falls Church VA 22043 http://www.acaciafederal.com:80/ Academy Bank, National Association 2835 Briargate Boulevard Colorado Springs CO 80920 http://www.academybankco.com:80/ ACB Bank 323 S Grand Street Cherokee OK 73728 http://www.acbbankonline.com:80/ Access Bank 8712 West Dodge Road Omaha NE 68114 http://www.accessbank.com:80/ Access National Bank 1800 Robert Fulton Drive, Suite 310 Reston VA 20191 http://www.accessnationalbank.com:80/ AccessBank Texas 320 W. Eagle Drive, Suite 100 Denton TX 76201 http://WWW.ACCESSBANKTX.COM Ackley State Bank 650 Main Street Ackley IA 50601 http://www.ackleystatebank.com:80/ ACNB Bank 16 Lincoln Square Gettysburg PA 17325 http://www.acnb.com:80/ Adams Bank & Trust 315 North Spruce Street Ogallala NE 69153 http://www.abtbank.com:80/ Adams Community Bank 2 Center Street Adams MA 01220 http://www.adamscommunity.com:80/ Adams County Bank 401 N. Smith Avenue Kenesaw NE 68956 http://www.adamscountybankonline.com:80/ Adams County Building and Loan Company 201 West Main Street West Union OH 45693 http://www.wehave:80/ Adams Dairy Bank 651 Ne Coronado Drive Blue Springs MO 64014 http://www.adamsdairybank.com:80/ Adams State Bank 649 Main Street Adams NE 68301 http://www.adamsstate.com:80/ Adirondack Bank 185 Genesee Street Utica NY 13501 http://www.adirondackbank.com:80/ Admirals Bank 815 Reservoir Avenue Cranston RI 02910 http://www.admiralsbank.com:80/ Adrian Bank 130 East Main Street Adrian MO 64720 http://www.adrianbank.com:80/ Adrian State Bank 322 Maine Avenue Adrian MN 56110 http://www.adrianstatebank.com:80/ Advance Bank 4801 Seton Drive Baltimore MD 21215 http://www.advancebankus.com:80/ Advantage Bank 814 Wheeling Avenue Cambridge OH 43725 http://www.advantagebank.com:80/ Advantage Bank 1475 North Denver Avenue Loveland CO 80537 http://www.advantagebanks.com:80/ Advantage Bank 8001 N.E. 23rd Street Spencer OK 73084 http://www.advantagebank.biz:80/ Advantage Community Bank 101 West Center Street Dorchester WI 54425 http://www.advantagecommunity.com:80/ Affiliated Bank 500 Harwood Rd. Bedford TX 76021 http://www.affiliatedbank.com:80/ Affinity Bank 5660 New Northside Drive, Suite 200 Atlanta GA 30328 http://www.myaffinitybank.com:80/ AIG Federal Savings Bank 600 North King Street, Suite 2 Wilmington DE 19801 http://www.aigbank.com:80/ AIMBank 337 Phelps Avenue Littlefield TX 79339 http://www.aimbankonline.com:80/ Alamerica Bank 2170 Highland Avenue Birmingham AL 35205 http://www.alamericabank.com:80/ Alamosa State Bank 2225 Main Street Alamosa CO 81101 http://www.alamosastatebank.com:80/ Alarion Bank One Northeast First Avenue Ocala FL 34470 http://www.alarionbank.com:80/ Alaska Pacific Bank 2094 Jordan Avenue Juneau AK 99801 http://www.alaskapacificbank.com:80/ Albany Bank and Trust Company National Association 3424 West Lawrence Avenue Chicago IL 60625 http://www.albanybank.com:80/ Albina Community Bank 2002 N.E. Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard Portland OR 97212 http://www.albinabank.com:80/ Alden State Bank Coy And Helena Streets Alden MI 49612 http://www.aldenbank.com:80/ Alden State Bank 13216 Broadway Alden NY 14004 http://www.aldenstate.com:80/ Alerus Financial, National Association 401 Demers Avenue Grand Forks ND 58201 http://www.alerusfinancial.com:80/ Algonquin State Bank, National Association 2400 Huntington Drive North Algonquin IL 60102 http://www.algonquinstatebank.com:80/ All America Bank 200 South Rockwell Avenue Oklahoma City OK 73128 http://www.allamericabank.net:80/ Allegheny Valley Bank of Pittsburgh 5137 Butler Street Pittsburgh PA 15201 http://www.avbpgh.com:80/ Allegiance Bank Texas 8727 W. Sam Houston Parkway North Houston TX 77040 http://www.allegiancebanktexas.com:80/ Allendale County Bank Seventh Street And Pickens Fairfax SC 29827 Alliance Bank 100 Jefferson Street Sulphur Springs TX 75482 http://www.alliancebank.com:80/ Alliance Bank 245 South Eau Claire Street Mondovi WI 54755 http://www.alliancebank.us:80/ Alliance Bank 105 East Lyon Avenue Lake City MN 55041 http://www.alliancebanks.com:80/ Alliance Bank 101 West Montgomery Street Francesville IN 47946 http://www.myalliancebank.com:80/ Alliance Bank 3001 Southwest Wanamaker Road Topeka KS 66614 http://www.alliancebankks.com:80/ Alliance Bank 217 North Kingshighway Cape Girardeau MO 63701 http://www.alliancebanking.com:80/ Alliance Bank & Trust Company 292 West Main Ave Gastonia NC 28054 http://www.alliancebanknc.com:80/ Alliance Bank Central Texas 4721 Bosque Blvd Waco TX 76710 http://www.abctsecure.com:80/ Alliance Banking Company 695 Bullion Boulevard Winchester KY 40391 http://www.alliancebankky.com:80/ Alliance National Bank 210 West Morris Street Dalton GA 30720 http://www.alliancenationalbank.com:80/ Alliant Bank 101 East Broadway Madison MO 65263 http://www.alliantbank.com:80/ Allied Bank 311 Main Street Mulberry AR 72947 http://www.justbankit.com:80/ Allied First Bank,sb 3201 Orchard Rd Oswego IL 60543 http://www.alliedfirst.com:80/ AllNations Bank 114 East Main Calumet OK 73014 http://www.anbok.com:80/ Ally Bank 6985 Union Park Center Suite 435 Midvale UT 84047 http://www.ally.com:80/ Alma Bank 28‐31 31st Street Astoria NY 11102 http://www.almabank.com:80/ Alma Exchange Bank & Trust 501 West 12th Street Alma GA 31510 http://www.aebalma.com:80/ Almena State Bank 500 Main Street Almena KS 67622 http://www.almenastatebank.com:80/ AloStar Bank of Commerce 3680 Grandview Parkway, Suite 200 Birmingham AL 35243 http://www.alostarbank.com:80/ Alpine Bank 2200 Grand Avenue Glenwood Springs CO 81601 http://www.alpinebank.com:80/ Alpine Bank & Trust Co. 1700 N Alpine Rd Rockford IL 61107 http://www.bankalpine.com:80/ Alpine Capital Bank 680 Fifth Avenue, 7th Floor New York NY 10019 http://www.alpinecapitalbank.com:80/ Altamaha Bank and Trust Company 206 Jackson Street Vidalia GA 30475 http://www.altamahabank.com:80/ AltaPacific Bank 3725 Westwind Blvd, Suite 100 Santa Rosa CA 95403 http://www.apbconnect.com:80/ Alterra Bank 11120 West 135th Street Overland Park KS 66223 http://www.alterrabank.com:80/ Alton Bank 520 Broadway St Alton MO 65606 http://www.altonbank.com:80/ Altoona First Savings Bank 203 North Logan Boulevard Altoona PA 16603 http://www.altoonabank.com:80/ Altura State Bank 411 Main Street, N.W.
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    20-12117-mew Doc 2 Filed 09/10/20 Entered 09/10/20 22:11:29 Main Document Pg 1 of 32 UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT Chapter 11 SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK In re: Case No. 20-12117 ( ) COSMOLEDO, LLC, et al.1 (Joint Administration Pending) Debtors. DECLARATION OF JOSÉ ALCALAY PURSUANT TO LOCAL BANKRUPTCY RULE 1007-2 AND IN SUPPORT OF THE DEBTORS’ CHAPTER 11 PETITIONS AND FIRST DAY PLEADINGS I, José Alcalay, hereby declare under penalty of perjury: Qualifications 1. I am the Chief Executive Officer of Cosmoledo, LLC (“Cosmoledo” and, together with its affiliated debtor subsidiaries, the “Debtors” or the “Company”), a restaurant operator in New York City. 2. I have served as the Company’s Chief Executive Officer since March 2020. I have also served as President of the Company from May 2019 to March 2020, Chief Financial Officer & Chief Operating Officer from March 2018 to May 2019 and Chief Financial Officer from September 2016 to March 2018. Prior to serving the Company, I held various senior financial and executive positions in different industries since 2002. I am an American citizen and hold the equivalent of a master’s degree in International Business Development from the University of 1 The Debtors in these chapter 11 cases, along with the last four digits of each Debtor’s federal tax identification number, include: Cosmoledo, LLC (6787); Breadroll, LLC, (3279); 688 Bronx Commissary, LLC (6515); 95 Broad Commissary, LLC (2335); 178 Bruckner Commissary, LLC (2581); 8 West Bakery, LLC (6421); NYC 1294 Third Ave Bakery, LLC (2001); 921 Broadway Bakery, LLC (2352); 1800 Broadway Bakery, LLC (8939); 1535 Third Avenue Bakery, LLC (1011); 2161 Broadway Bakery, LLC (2767); 210 Joralemon Bakery, LLC (4779); 1377 Sixth Avenue Bakery, LLC (9717); 400 Fifth Avenue Bakery, LLC (6378); 1400 Broadway Bakery, LLC (8529); 575 Lexington Avenue Bakery, LLC (9884); 685 Third Avenue Bakery, LLC (9613); 370 Lexington Avenue Bakery, LLC (0672); 787 Seventh Avenue Bakery, LLC (6846); 339 Seventh Avenue Bakery, LLC (1406); and 55 Hudson Yards Bakery, LLC (7583).
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