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Citizens State Bank

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Closed December 18, 2009 · New Baltimore, MI · FDIC Cert #1006.

Closing date
December 18, 2009
Headquarters
New Baltimore, MI
FDIC Certificate
1006
Total assets at closing
$168.6M
Total deposits at closing
$157.1M
Estimated loss to the insurance fund
$68.2M
Insurance fund
Deposit Insurance Fund (DIF)
Resolution
Failure (closed by regulators)

Context

On December 18, 2009, regulators closed Citizens State Bank, headquartered in New Baltimore, MI. At closing, the institution held approximately $168.6M in assets and $157.1M in deposits. The FDIC record does not name an acquiring institution. The estimated cost to the Deposit Insurance Fund (DIF) was approximately $68.2M.

By assets at closing this is the 866th largest of the 3,526 bank failures in the FDIC record, and the 91st of 140 in 2009. It falls in the period the record labels Global Financial Crisis (2008-2013), a period with 489 failures peaking at 157 in 2010.

Source: FDIC Failed Banks list. Asset and deposit values reflect the most recent regulatory filing prior to closing.

Common questions

When did Citizens State Bank fail?

Citizens State Bank was closed by regulators on December 18, 2009.

How big was Citizens State Bank when it failed?

Citizens State Bank had approximately $168.6M in total assets and $157.1M in deposits at the time of failure.

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