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GulfSouth Private Bank

Defaults: This data is from judgements and foreclosure filings and was collected through county clerk’s offices. It includes every judgement for more than $1 million or the five largest at each bank.
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GulfSouth Private Bank
SPAN
November 2005-October 2012

HEADQUARTERS
Destin

REGULATORS
OFR/FDIC

TOTAL ASSETS AT FAILURE
$139 million

COST TO FDIC
$36 million

DIRECTORS
Purser McLeod
Tony Atkins
James Jay
Scally D. Niall
Robert M. Cody
Robert H. Bennett
George T. Brannon
GulfSouth Private Bank failed in October 2012. State regulatory reports will not be available for another three months, and the FDIC has not published an analysis of its demise.

Founded in Destin in November 2005, GulfSouth had $155 million in loans at its peak in March 2010.

Though an increasing number of its loans began going bad, GulfSouth was still strong enough in September 2009 to apply for and receive $7.5 million from TARP, the taxpayer-funded bank bailout that went into effect in 2008.

But that sum was not enough to save GulfSouth. It failed three years later.


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