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Guaranty Bank, Austin, TX: failed August 21, 2009

Guaranty Bank in Austin, Texas, failed on August 21, 2009. Compass Bank of Birmingham, AL, took over its deposits. It held $13.46 billion in assets and $11.98 billion in deposits at its last report. By assets it was the 9th largest of 148 banks closed or assisted in 2009.

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The FDIC's record

Closed
August 21, 2009
Type
Failure
How it was resolved
Purchase and assumption: another bank took over the deposits
Acquirer
Compass Bank, Birmingham, AL
Total assets
$13,464,352,000
Total deposits
$11,984,112,000
Charter
Savings bank
Insurance fund
DIF
FDIC certificate
32618

The FDIC record

Other bank failures in Texas, 2007 to 2011

BankCityClosedAssetsDepositsEstimated costAcquirer
First International BankPlanoSeptember 30, 2011$239.9 million$208.8 million$58 millionAmerican First National Bank
The La Coste National BankLa CosteFebruary 19, 2010$53.9 million$49.3 million$5.7 millionCommunity National Bank
Madisonville State BankMadisonvilleOctober 30, 2009$256.3 million$224.7 millionU.S. Bank, NA
Citizens National BankTeagueOctober 30, 2009$118.2 million$97.6 million$5.8 millionU.S. Bank, NA
North Houston BankHoustonOctober 30, 2009$325.5 million$307.2 million$12 millionU.S. Bank, NA
Millennium State Bank of TexasDallasJuly 2, 2009$118.6 million$115.5 million$52.7 millionState Bank of Texas
Sanderson State BankSandersonDecember 12, 2008$38.2 million$32 million$7.7 millionThe Pecos County Bank
Franklin Bank, SSBHoustonNovember 7, 2008$5.09 billion$3.69 billion$614.1 millionProsperity Bank

All bank failures in 2009 · All bank failures in Texas · The full failed bank list

Read from the FDIC's failures data (BankFind), last updated 2026-10-23. Assets and deposits are as of the last report before failure; the estimated cost is the FDIC's latest estimate of the loss to its insurance fund and changes as the receivership winds down. Free to reuse with credit to SpecStream under CC BY 4.0.