The number of banks that didn't make their monthly dividend payments on TARP funds skyrocketed to 29 in August (the latest month numbers are available for), up from 18 in May, reports Clusterstock. Banks can choose not to make payments during a given month. The dividends owed simply accumulate unpaid.
But, failure to pay may, obviously, be indicative of financial stress.
Here's the complete list of banks that didn't pay in August:
AIG
Anchor Bancorp Wisconsin
Central Pacific Financial Corp
Centrue Financial Corp
Citizens Bancorp
Citizens Bank & Trust Co
Commerce National Bank
Commonwealth Business Bank
Dickinson Financial Corp
First American International
First Banks
Georgia Primary Bank
Grand Mountain Bancshares
Idaho Bancorp
Lone Star Bank
Midwest Banc Holdings
One Georgia Bank
One United Bank
Pacific Capital Bancorp
Pacific City Financial Corp
Pacific International Bancorp
Patterson Bancshares Inc.
Peninsula Bank Holdings Co.
Premier Service Bank
Royal Bancshares Corporation of Pennsylvania
Seacoast Banking Corporation of Florida
Sterling Financial Corporation
UCBH Holdings Inc.
United American Bank
I just think they got word that the FDIC would be demanding prepayment of their deposit insurance premiums. The con game continues.
ReplyDeleteHey Libs, how's that hope and change working out for you?
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