Castle Bank National Association

Illinois – DeKalb – Sandwich

(N) Commercial bank, federal charter & Fed member

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(N) Commercial bank, federal charter & Fed member

inactive

12401

1856

FDIC Certificate Number: 12401
FDIC's unique number: 7889
The FDIC Field Office where an institution is physically located: Chicago

Federal Reserve ID Number: 394848
Report Date: 2000-03-31

Bank Charter Class: N
OCC Charter Number: 23817
The date of the last data update: 2000-07-06

1856-06-01 Institution established. Original name: The Sandwich State Bank.
1999-01-01 Changed name to Castle Bank National Association .
1999-01-01 Changed primary regulatory agency from Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation to Comptroller Of The Currency.
1999-06-25 Acquired The Bank Of Yorkville in Yorkville, Illinois.
2000-06-24 Merged into and subsequently operated as part of Castle Bank, National Association in Dekalb, Illinois.
2007-10-01 Acquired The First National Bank Of Marengo in Marengo, Illinois.
2010-09-29 Merged into and subsequently operated as part of First National Bank of Omaha in Omaha, Nebraska.

Total assets: $194,340,000
Total deposits: $171,059,000
Last updated on: 2011-10-20

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