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* [[Heritage Bank]] (bought by [[People's Bank and Trust Company]] [[January 1]], [[2005]]) | * [[Heritage Bank]] (bought by [[People's Bank and Trust Company]] [[January 1]], [[2005]]) | ||
* [[Highland Bank]] (bought by [[BancorpSouth Bank]] in [[1998]]) | * [[Highland Bank]] (bought by [[BancorpSouth Bank]] in [[1998]]) | ||
* [[M&F Bank]] (bought by [[Renasant Bank]] in [[2013]]) | |||
* [[Merchants and Planters Bank]] (bought by [[Peoples Bank and Trust Company]] in [[1998]]) | * [[Merchants and Planters Bank]] (bought by [[Peoples Bank and Trust Company]] in [[1998]]) | ||
* [[National Bank of Birmingham]] (founded [[October 17]], [[1872]]; merged with [[City National Bank]] to form the [[First National Bank of Birmingham]] in [[1884]]) | * [[National Bank of Birmingham]] (founded [[October 17]], [[1872]]; merged with [[City National Bank]] to form the [[First National Bank of Birmingham]] in [[1884]]) | ||
Revision as of 10:25, 3 September 2013
This is a List of defunct banks in Birmingham:
- Alabama Penny Savings Bank (founded October 15, 1890; closed 1915)
- AmSouth Bank (founded in 1872 as National Bank of Birmingham; merged with Regions Bank November 4, 2006)
- Bank of Alabama (founded 1975; bought by CapitalSouth Bank in 1992)
- Berney National Bank (founded March 26, 1885 as Central Bank of Birmingham; bought by First National Bank of Birmingham in 1901)
- Birmingham Trust National Bank (founded 1887 as Birmingham Trust and Savings Company; became SouthTrust Bank in 1982)
- CapitalSouth Bank (founded 1975 as Bank of Alabama; failed August 21, 2009)
- Central Bank of the South (founded 1964 as Central Bank and Trust Company; became Compass Bank in 1987)
- Citizens Federal Savings Bank (founded 1956; bought by Citizens Trust Bank in 2002)
- Colonial Bank (founded 1981; failed August 14, 2009)
- Compass Bank (founded 1964 as Central Bank and Trust Company; bought by Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria in 2007, becoming BBVA Compass)
- Bank of Ensley (founded 1900; failed January 11, 1930)
- Exchange National Bank of Birmingham (founded 1979; bought by Colonial Bank in 1982)
- Exchange Security Bank of Birmingham (founded early 20th century; merged into First Alabama Bancshares July 13, 1971)
- First Alabama Bank (founded July 13, 1971; became Regions Bank May 2, 1992)
- First American Bank (founded 1965 as National Bank of Commerce; bought by RBC Bank January 2008)
- First Federal Savings Bank (founded 1936; merged with First State Bank of Bibb County to form First Financial Bank)
- First National Bank of Birmingham (founded 1884; became AmSouth Bank in 1983)
- First National Bank of Ensley (merged with Bank of Ensley in 1906)
- First National Bank of Shelby County (founded 1892; bought by M&F Bank October 12, 2005)
- Heritage Bank (bought by People's Bank and Trust Company January 1, 2005)
- Highland Bank (bought by BancorpSouth Bank in 1998)
- M&F Bank (bought by Renasant Bank in 2013)
- Merchants and Planters Bank (bought by Peoples Bank and Trust Company in 1998)
- National Bank of Birmingham (founded October 17, 1872; merged with City National Bank to form the First National Bank of Birmingham in 1884)
- Nexity Bank (founded 1999; failed on April 15, 2011 and acquired by AloStar Bank of Commerce)
- National Bank of Commerce (founded 1965; became First American Bank in 2005)
- New South Federal Savings Bank (founded 1915; failed December 18, 2009)
- Peoples Bank and Trust Company (acquired by BankTrust in 2008)
- RBC Bank (acquired by PNC Bank in 2011)
- Secor Bank (acquired by Regions Bank)
- SouthTrust Bank (founded 1981; acquired by Wachovia Bank in June 2004)
- Steiner Bank (founded 1888)
- Superior Bank (founded 1997 as The Bank; failed April 15, 2011 and acquired by Community Bancorp LLC subsidiary Superior Bank, N. A., which merged with Cadence Bank in November 2011)
- Wachovia Bank (acquired by Wells Fargo Bank in 2009)