Fed Takes Action Against Arizona Bank

The Federal Reserve on Tuesday disclosed a written agreement with Gold Canyon Bank in Gold Canyon, Ariz.

In the Dec. 23 agreement, the $58 million-asset bank agreed to provide its regulators with an "acceptable written plan to maintain sufficient capital" within 60 days of the agreement.

Gold Canyon also agreed to provide regulators with a written plan to improve its position with all loans exceeding $100,000 that are past due more than 90 days, reported as adversely classified or on the bank's problem loan list. The bank also agreed to provide a plan to maintain an adequate allowance for loan and lease losses. Those reports are also due within 60 days of the agreement.

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