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Bank Failures

Bid Summary for Pulaski Savings Bank, Chicago, IL

Pulaski Savings Bank, Chicago, Illinois
Closing Date: January 17, 2025

Failed Bank Information for Pulaski Savings Bank, Chicago, IL

Purchase and Assumption Agreement (P&A) Bids

BidderWinning and
Cover Bid
Type of
Transaction
Deposits
Passing
Deposit
Premium
SFR Loan Pool
(% of BV)
Participations Loan Pool
(% of BV)
Conforming 
Bid (Y/N)
Millennium Bank, Des Plaines, ILWinning BidBasic P&AAll Deposits4.61%88.42%87.57%Y
Other N/ABasic P&AAll Deposits1.41%85.20%46.60%Y
Other N/ABasic P&AAll Deposits1.41%85.20%No BidY
Other N/ABasic P&AAll Deposits1.41%87.00%47.00%N1
Other N/ABasic P&AAll Deposits1.41%88.40%No BidN2
Other N/ABasic P&AAll Deposits0.00%57.40%57.40%Y
Other N/ABasic P&AAll Deposits0.00%60.00%60.00%Y

Conforming Bid Notes:

1Excludes certain deposits, places a ceiling on post-failure rent, includes an option to reject certain loan servicing agreements, and provides for other technical modifications.

2Excludes certain loans and deposits, places a ceiling on post-failure rent, includes an option to reject certain loan servicing agreements, and provides for other technical modifications.

Bidder Names & Locations:

First Bank and Trust Company of Illinois, Palatine, IL
Millennium Bank, Des Plaines, IL
Providence Bank & Trust, South Holland, IL
Servbank, sb, Oswego, IL

Notes:

  • Bidders can submit multiple bids.
  • The winning bidder’s acquisition of the deposits was the least costly resolution compared to a liquidation alternative.  The liquidation alternative was valued using valuation models to estimate the market value of the assets.
  • The cover bid is: a) less costly than liquidation, b) the least costly bid after excluding all bids submitted by the winning bidder, and c) identified one year after failure.
  • There is no linkage between bidder names and bids, except in the case of the winning and cover bids.

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Last Updated: February 6, 2025