The FDIC onApril 29 disclosed several enforcement actions taken against banks and individualsduring the month of March.
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Assessment of civil money penalties, prohibitionorders
An order ofprohibition from further participation and an $85,000 civil money penalty againstBryan Starner, formerpresident of Logan, Ohio-based CitizensBank of Logan and former CEO of holding company Citizens Independent Bancorp Inc.
A removal/prohibitionorder and a $25,000 civil money penalty against Thomas Yu, former senior vice president of San Francisco-basedUnited Commercial Bank.The bank was closed inNovember 2009, by the California Department of Financial Institutions, which namedthe FDIC receiver, with Pasadena, Calif.-based East West Bancorp Inc. unit East West Bank assuming all the failed institution's depositsunder a purchase and assumption agreement with the FDIC.
Cease and desist
San Francisco-basedCalifornia Pacific Bankon Feb. 17.
Supervisory prompt corrective action directive
Cottonwood Heights, Utah-based Proficio Bank, a unit of NHB Holdings Inc., on March 31.
Termination of C&D order
Loveland, Colo.-basedAdvantage Bank on March31.
Termination of consent orders
Dunlap, Tenn.-based MountainValley Bank, a unit of SequatchieCounty Bancorp Inc., on March 7.
Homestead, Fla.-based CommunityBank of Florida Inc. on March 11. The bank was acquired by Davenport, Fla.-based CenterState Banks Inc. on March 1.
Sunrise, Fla.-based TransCapitalBank on March 16.
Florence, Colo.-based RockyMountain Bank & Trust, a unit of First Flo Corp., on March 17.
Newington, Ga.-based Bankof Newington on March 18.
Termination of insurance- without deposits
New York-based MitsubishiUFJ Trust & Banking Corp. (U.S.A) on March 29.