WASHINGTON – The FDIC said three more banks were shuttered Friday, two in Missouri and one in Kansas, making 132 failures so far in 2010.
Friday’s failures were: Premier Bank, a $1.2 billion Jefferson, Mo., institution, and WestBridge Bank and Trust, a $91 million Chesterfield, Mo., bank, as well as Security Savings Bank, a $508 million bank in Olathe, Kan.
The estimated cost of the three failures to the FDIC is $407 million.
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