The closing bank in the USA came to 130

Regulators impeded another six banks in the United States, reached the dark number of 130 in the year.

The Federal Corporation of Insurances of Deposit (Fdic) said that the regulators closed on Friday, the three banks in Georgia, raising the number of bank failures in the state to 24 during this year, and one in Virginia, Illinois and Ohio.

One hopes that the cost of these closings should be of the insurance of the FDIC that he finances a whole of more than 2.300 million dollars.

The biggest bank was Am Trust Bank of Creveland, in Ohio, which had a few assets of 12 billions and 8 billions in deposits. The New York Community Bank of Westbury, in New York, assumed his deposits.

Five remaining ones had a few assets below 1 billion dollars. These were Benchmark Bank (Illinois), Greater Atlantic Bank (Virginia) and Tattnall Bank, Buckhead Community Bank and First Security National Bank (Georgia).

Due to the current situation the banks are failing at his biggest annual level from 1992. Last year they caused 25 banks to collapse while in 2007 there were three.

The FDIC has said that he hopes that the failure of the banks should cost him to his insurance fund nearly 100.000 million dollars from 2009 until 2013.