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Minnesota Bank Collapses, Brings 2013 Tally to 2

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1st Regents Bank, of Andover, Minnesota, became the country's second FDIC-insured institution to collapse in 2013, the ""FDIC"":http://www.fdic.gov/ announced Friday.

All of 1st Regents' estimated $49.1 million in deposits and virtually all of its $50.2 million in assets will be assumed by ""First Minnesota Bank in Minnetonka"":https://www.firstmnbank.com/, the agency said in a release. First Minnesota will pay the FDIC a premium of 2 percent to assume the deposits.

The FDIC estimates the cost to its Deposit Insurance Fund to be about $10.5 million.

In addition to being the second bank failure in 2013, 1st Regents' collapse is the first in Minnesota this year. Three FDIC-insured banks had collapsed as of this time in 2012, and seven had collapsed as of this time in 2011.

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