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FDIC: Failed Bank List 11/4/15, 10:02 PM S Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Advanced Search Each depositor insured to at least $250,000 per insured bank Search FDIC... S Home Deposit Insurance Consumer Protection Industry Analysis Regulations & Examinations Institution & Asset Sales News & Events About FDIC Bank Data & Statistics Research & Analysis Failed Banks The Deposit Insurance Fund International Deposit Insurance Home > Industry Analysis > Failed Banks > Failed Bank List Failed Bank List The FDIC is often appointed as receiver for failed banks. This page contains useful information for the customers and vendors of these banks. This includes information on the acquiring bank (if applicable), how your accounts and loans are affected, and how vendors can file claims against the receivership. Failed Financial Institution Contact Search displays point of contact information related to failed banks. This list includes banks which have failed since October 1, 2000. To search for banks that failed prior to those on this page, visit this link: Failures and Assistance Transactions Failed Bank List - CSV file (Updated on Mondays. Also opens in Excel - Excel Help) Click arrows next to headers to sort in Ascending or Descending order. Closing Updated Bank Name City ST CERT Acquiring Institution Date Date October 2, October 15, Hometown National Bank Longview WA 35156 Twin City Bank 2015 2015 Peachtree October 2, October 15, The Bank of Georgia GA 35259 Fidelity Bank City 2015 2015 July 10, July 28, Premier Bank Denver CO 34112 United Fidelity Bank, fsb 2015 2015 July 23, Edgebrook Bank Chicago IL 57772 Republic Bank of Chicago May 8, 2015 2015 Doral Bank February 27, May 13, San Juan PR 32102 Banco Popular de Puerto Rico En Espanol 2015 2015 February 13, April 21, Capitol City Bank & Trust Company Atlanta GA 33938 First-Citizens Bank & Trust Company 2015 2015 January 23, April 21, Highland Community Bank Chicago IL 20290 United Fidelity Bank, fsb 2015 2015 January 16, April 21, First National Bank of Crestview Crestview FL 17557 First NBC Bank 2015 2015 December March 26, Northern Star Bank Mankato MN 34983 BankVista 19, 2014 2015 November March 26, Frontier Bank, FSB D/B/A El Paseo Bank Palm Desert CA 34738 Bank of Southern California, N.A. 7, 2014 2015 October 24, March 26, The National Republic Bank of Chicago Chicago IL 916 State Bank of Texas 2014 2015 October 17, March 26, NBRS Financial Rising Sun MD 4862 Howard Bank 2014 2015 July 25, July 28, GreenChoice Bank, fsb Chicago IL 28462 Providence Bank, LLC 2014 2015 July 18, July 28, Eastside Commercial Bank Conyers GA 58125 Community & Southern Bank 2014 2015 June 27, July 18, The Freedom State Bank Freedom OK 12483 Alva State Bank & Trust Company 2014 2014 Fort June 20, June 29, Valley Bank FL 21793 Landmark Bank, National Association Lauderdale 2014 2015 June 20, June 26, Valley Bank Moline IL 10450 Great Southern Bank 2014 2015 May 30, June 15, Slavie Federal Savings Bank Bel Air MD 32368 Bay Bank, FSB 2014 2015 https://www.fdic.gov/bank/individual/failed/banklist.html Page 1 of 20 FDIC: Failed Bank List 11/4/15, 10:02 PM 2014 2015 May 23, May 28, Columbia Savings Bank Cincinnati OH 32284 United Fidelity Bank, fsb 2014 2015 AztecAmerica Bank May 16, July 18, Berwyn IL 57866 Republic Bank of Chicago En Espanol 2014 2014 April 25, July 18, Allendale County Bank Fairfax SC 15062 Palmetto State Bank 2014 2014 February 28, March 3, Vantage Point Bank Horsham PA 58531 First Choice Bank 2014 2015 February 28, March 03, Millennium Bank, National Association Sterling VA 35096 WashingtonFirst Bank 2014 2015 January 31, February 19, Syringa Bank Boise ID 34296 Sunwest Bank 2014 2015 January 24, February 19, The Bank of Union El Reno OK 17967 BancFirst 2014 2015 January 17, February 19, DuPage National Bank West Chicago IL 5732 Republic Bank of Chicago 2014 2015 The December December Texas Community Bank, National Association TX 57431 Spirit of Texas Bank, SSB Woodlands 13, 2013 29, 2014 October 30, November Bank of Jackson County Graceville FL 14794 First Federal Bank of Florida 2013 05, 2014 First National Bank also operating as The National Bank of El September May 27, Paso Edinburg TX 14318 PlainsCapital Bank 13, 2013 2015 En Espanol September December The Community's Bank Bridgeport CT 57041 No Acquirer 13, 2013 20, 2013 Sunrise Bank of Arizona Phoenix AZ 34707 First Fidelity Bank, National Association August 23, September 2013 12, 2014 August 23, September Community South Bank Parsons TN 19849 CB&S Bank, Inc. 2013 12, 2014 August 9, October 24, Bank of Wausau Wausau WI 35016 Nicolet National Bank 2013 2013 First Community Bank of Southwest Florida (also operating as August 2, August 4, Fort Myers FL 34943 C1 Bank Community Bank of Cape Coral) 2013 2014 First Tennessee Bank, National June 7, June 20, Mountain National Bank Sevierville TN 34789 Association 2013 2014 North Las June 6, July 12, 1st Commerce Bank NV 58358 Plaza Bank Vegas 2013 2013 May 31, June 2, Banks of Wisconsin d/b/a Bank of Kenosha Kenosha WI 35386 North Shore Bank, FSB 2013 2014 May 14, May 27, Central Arizona Bank Scottsdale AZ 34527 Western State Bank 2013 2014 May 10, June 26, Sunrise Bank Valdosta GA 58185 Synovus Bank 2013 2014 May 10, March 21, Pisgah Community Bank Asheville NC 58701 Capital Bank, N.A. 2013 2014 April 26, April 25, Douglas County Bank Douglasville GA 21649 Hamilton State Bank 2013 2014 April 26, March 21, Parkway Bank Lenoir NC 57158 CertusBank, National Association 2013 2014 April 19, September Chipola Community Bank Marianna FL 58034 First Federal Bank of Florida 2013 21, 2015 April 19, April 25, Heritage Bank of North Florida Orange Park FL 26680 FirstAtlantic Bank 2013 2014 April 19, April 24, First Federal Bank Lexington KY 29594 Your Community Bank 2013 2014 October 7, Gold Canyon Bank Gold Canyon AZ 58066 First Scottsdale Bank, National Association April 5, 2013 https://www.fdic.gov/bank/individual/failed/banklist.html Page 2 of 20 FDIC: Failed Bank List 11/4/15, 10:02 PM October 7, Gold Canyon Bank Gold Canyon AZ 58066 First Scottsdale Bank, National Association April 5, 2013 2015 March 8, March 21, Frontier Bank LaGrange GA 16431 HeritageBank of the South 2013 2014 February 15, September Covenant Bank Chicago IL 22476 Liberty Bank and Trust Company 2013 21, 2015 January 18, 1st Regents Bank Andover MN 57157 First Minnesota Bank April 4, 2014 2013 University January 11, Westside Community Bank WA 33997 Sunwest Bank April 4, 2014 Place 2013 Sunrise December Community Bank of the Ozarks Beach MO 27331 Bank of Sullivan 14, 2012 April 4, 2014 November March 21, Hometown Community Bank Braselton GA 57928 CertusBank, National Association 16, 2012 2014 November November Citizens First National Bank Princeton IL 3731 Heartland Bank and Trust Company 2, 2012 22, 2013 November March 21, Heritage Bank of Florida Lutz FL 35009 Centennial Bank 2, 2012 2014 October 26, January 24, NOVA Bank Berwyn PA 27148 No Acquirer 2012 2013 October 19, October 22, Excel Bank Sedalia MO 19189 Simmons First National Bank 2012 2013 October 19, March 21, First East Side Savings Bank Tamarac FL 28144 Stearns Bank N.A. 2012 2014 October 19, March 21, GulfSouth Private Bank Destin FL 58073 SmartBank 2012 2014 Old Plank Trail Community Bank, National September November 1, First United Bank Crete IL 20685 Association 28, 2012 2013 September December Truman Bank St. Louis MO 27316 Simmons First National Bank 14, 2012 17, 2012 September December First Commercial Bank Bloomington MN 35246 Republic Bank & Trust Company 7, 2012 17, 2012 August 3, July 30, Waukegan Savings Bank Waukegan IL 28243 First Midwest Bank 2012 2013 July 27, March 21, Jasper Banking Company Jasper GA 16240 Stearns Bank N.A. 2012 2014 July 20, January 14, Second Federal Savings and Loan Association of Chicago Chicago IL 27986 Hinsdale Bank & Trust Company 2012 2013 July 20, July 30, Heartland Bank Leawood KS 1361 Metcalf Bank 2012 2013 July 20, March 21, First Cherokee State Bank Woodstock GA 32711 Community & Southern Bank 2012 2014 July 20, March 21, Georgia Trust Bank Buford GA 57847 Community & Southern Bank 2012 2014 July 20, March 21, The Royal Palm Bank of Florida Naples FL 57096 First National Bank of the Gulf Coast 2012 2014 July 13, August 19, Glasgow Savings Bank Glasgow MO 1056 Regional Missouri Bank 2012 2014 March 21, Montgomery Bank & Trust Ailey GA 19498 Ameris Bank July 6, 2012 2014 June 15, March 21, The Farmers Bank of Lynchburg Lynchburg TN 1690 Clayton Bank and Trust 2012 2014 June 15, March 21, Security Exchange Bank Marietta GA 35299 Fidelity Bank 2012 2014 June 15, March 21, Putnam State Bank Palatka FL 27405 Harbor Community Bank 2012 2014 https://www.fdic.gov/bank/individual/failed/banklist.html Page 3 of 20 FDIC: Failed Bank List 11/4/15, 10:02 PM June 8, March 21, Waccamaw Bank Whiteville NC 34515 First Community Bank 2012 2014 June 8, October 10, Farmers' and Traders' State Bank Shabbona IL 9257 First State Bank 2012 2012 June 8, March 21, Carolina Federal Savings Bank Charleston SC 35372 Bank of North Carolina 2012 2014 June 8, February 5, First Capital Bank Kingfisher OK 416 F & M Bank 2012 2015 May 18, September Alabama Trust Bank, National Association Sylacauga AL 35224 Southern States Bank 2012 21, 2015 North March 21, Security Bank, National Association FL 23156 Banesco USA May 4, 2012 Lauderdale 2014 April 27, May 17, Palm Desert National Bank Palm Desert CA 23632 Pacific Premier Bank 2012 2013 Pawleys April 27, March 21, Plantation Federal Bank SC 32503 First Federal Bank Island 2012 2014 April 27, May 17, Inter Savings Bank, fsb D/B/A InterBank, fsb Maple Grove MN 31495 Great Southern Bank 2012 2013 April 27, September HarVest Bank of Maryland Gaithersburg MD 57766 Sonabank 2012 21, 2015 April 27, October 17, Bank of the Eastern Shore Cambridge MD 26759 No Acquirer 2012 2012 April 20, May 17, Fort Lee Federal Savings Bank, FSB Fort Lee NJ 35527 Alma Bank 2012 2013 March 30, February 4, Fidelity Bank Dearborn MI 33883 The Huntington National Bank 2012 2014 March 23, October 17, Premier Bank Wilmette IL 35419 International Bank of Chicago 2012 2012 March 23, March 21, Covenant Bank & Trust Rock Spring GA 58068 Stearns 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