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Data / Bank failures / 2002

US bank failures in 2002: 11 banks closed

11 banks failed in 2002, holding $2.87 billion in assets and $2.51 billion in deposits. The FDIC estimates the cost to its insurance fund at $415.3 million. The largest: Hamilton Bank, National Association ($1.41 billion), Nextbank ($700.2 million), Connecticut Bank of Commerce ($384.2 million). Most by state: FL 2, LA 1, TN 1, GA 1, IL 1.

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BankCityStateClosedAssetsDepositsEstimated costAcquirer
The Farmers Bank & Trust of CheneyvilleCheneyvilleLADecember 17, 2002$35.3 million$32.1 million$12.2 millionSabine State Bank & Trust C
Bank of AlamoAlamoTNNovember 8, 2002$58.5 million$52.2 million$9.3 million
Amtrade International Bank of GeorgiaAtlantaGASeptember 30, 2002$92.1 million$73.2 million$1.3 million
Universal FSBChicagoILJune 27, 2002$51.6 million$40.3 million$274,452Chicago Community Bank
Connecticut Bank of CommerceStamfordCTJune 26, 2002$384.2 million$344.4 million$53.8 millionHudson United Bank
New Century BankShelby TownshipMIMarch 28, 2002$21.1 million$18.9 million$4.4 million
Net First National BankBoca RatonFLMarch 1, 2002$37.2 million$31.6 millionBank Leumi
NextbankPhoenixAZFebruary 7, 2002$700.2 million$551.3 million$164 million
Oakwood Deposit BankOakwoodOHFebruary 1, 2002$72.3 million$60.2 million$63.6 millionThe State Bank and Trust Co
Bank of Sierra BlancaSierra BlancaTXJanuary 18, 2002$10.8 million$9.9 million$4.6 millionThe Security State Bank of
Hamilton Bank, National AssociationMiamiFLJanuary 11, 2002$1.41 billion$1.30 billion$101.7 millionIsrael Discount Bank of New

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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.