Southern Michigan Bank & Trust

Michigan – Branch – Coldwater

(NM) Commercial bank, state charter and Fed nonmember

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(NM) Commercial bank, state charter and Fed nonmember

active

5019

1872

FDIC Certificate Number: 5019
FDIC's unique number: 3348
The FDIC Field Office where an institution is physically located: Grand Rapids

Federal Reserve ID Number: 822042
Report Date: 2011-06-30

Bank Charter Class: NM

Number of Domestic Offices: 17
Number of Foreign Offices: 0
The date of the last data update: 2009-05-20

1872-01-16 Institution established. Original name: The Southern Michigan National Bank Of Coldwater.
1981-05-18 Changed name to Southern Michigan National Bank .
1992-12-15 Changed name to Southern Michigan Bank & Trust .
1992-12-15 Changed primary regulatory agency from Comptroller Of The Currency to Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
2009-04-25 Acquired Fnb Financial in Three Rivers, Michigan.

Total assets: $480,575,000
Total deposits: $397,839,000
Deposits held in domestic offices: $397,839,000
Equity capital: $56,483,000

Net income: $1,657,000

Return on Assets: 0.67
Return on Equity: 5.95
Last updated on: 2011-10-20

Bank Holding Company: Southern Michigan Bancorp, Inc.

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