THE ST. CHARLES STATE BANK Failed 1941
What happened
THE ST. CHARLES STATE BANK of ST. CHARLES, MI was closed on 1941-12-13. The FDIC was named receiver.
Resolution: P&A
Deposits were transferred to 0 (0, 0). Customers became depositors of the acquiring bank automatically.
Key facts
- FDIC ID
- 368
- FDIC FIN
- 0
- Bank name
- THE ST. CHARLES STATE BANK
- Location
- ST. CHARLES, MI
- Failure date
- 1941-12-13
- Charter type
- State commercial bank, Federal Reserve member
- Resolution type
- P&A
- Deposits at failure
- $0M
- Acquiring bank
- 0 (0, 0)
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