FDIC Certificate #: 13553 Status: Inactive Closing history: Merger - Without Assistance Acquiring institution:Firstar Bank Wisconsin (#6205) Federal Reserve ID: 922148 Date Established: January 01, 1903 Bank Charter Class: Commercial bank, state charter and Fed nonmember, supervised by the FDIC Offices: 3 (Interstate: No) FDIC's unique #: 8474 Numeric code: 21 Regulator: FDIC Insurance Fund Membership: Bank Insurance Fund (BIF) Bank Insurance Fund: Yes Insured commercial Banks: Yes FDIC Insured: Yes State Chartered: Yes Date of Deposit Insurance: January 01, 1934 Last Structure Change Effective Date: May 06, 1996 Last Structure Change Process Date: June 03, 1996 Last Data Update: June 03, 1996 Data Source Date: April 05, 2012
Location
Address: 425 Pine Street, Green Bay, WI 54305 County: Brown Quarterly Banking Profile Region: Chicago FDIC Geographic Region: Chicago FDIC Supervisory Region: Chicago FDIC Field Office: Appleton Office of the Comptroller the Currency (OCC) District: Central Office of Thrift Supervision Region: Central Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA): Green Bay, WI (#3080) Core Based Statistical Area (CBSA): Green Bay, WI (#24580) CBSA Metro Statistical Area: Green Bay, WI (#24580)
Financial Summary
Total assets: $270.8 mil
1992 - 1999 Historical total assets, liabilities and capital ($ mil)
Historical Total Incomes ($ mil)
Historical Total Expenses ($ mil)
Assets and Liabilities (December 31, 1995)
Dollar figures in thousands
0Total employees (full-time equivalent)
$71Total assets
$267,937Cash and due from depository institutions
$14,177Interest-bearing balances
$54Securities
$55,330Federal funds sold & reverse repurchase agreements
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