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List of failed banks

To find out if there are any failed banks in your state, click on a state map. Search our Safe & Sound ratings to determine if your bank is safe. The estimated cost to the DIF is the amount of money paid out of the FDIC's Deposit Insurance Fund to depositors that likely won't be recouped by the sale of the bank's assets.

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Bank failures since 2009

YearBank failure cost to DIF ($ billions)Number of bank failures
  Total: 455
2013 (estimated)0.347815
2012 (estimated)2.78551
2011 (official)7.94592
2010 (official)22.904157
2009 (official)38.732140
Source: Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.

2013 list of failed banks

Failed banksDate closedEstimated cost to DIF ($ millions)
Mountain National Bank, Sevierville, TN6/7/201333.5
1st Commerce Bank, North Las Vegas, NV6/6/20139.4
Central Arizona Bank, Scottsdale, AZ5/14/20138.6
Sunrise Bank, Valdosta, GA5/10/201317.3
Pisgah Community Bank, Asheville, NC5/10/20138.9
Parkway Bank, Lenoir, NC4/26/201318.1
Douglas County Bank, Douglasville, GA4/26/201386.4
Chipola Community Bank, Marianna, FL4/19/201310.3
Heritage Bank of North Florida, Orange Park, FL4/19/201330.2
First Federal Bank, Lexington, KY4/19/20139.7
Gold Canyon Bank, Gold Canyon, AZ4/5/201311.2
Frontier Bank, LaGrange, GA3/8/201351.6
Covenant Bank, Chicago, IL2/15/201321.8
1st Regents Bank, Andover, MN1/18/201310.5
Westside Community Bank, University Place, WA1/1/201320.3

 

 

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