Notice of Termination of Receivership for First Southern National Bank

Summary

The receivership for First Southern National Bank, with bank number 10391, has been terminated, marking the end of the banking institution's receivership in Statesboro, Georgia.

Original source language: Federal Register — Federal Deposit Insurance CorporationOpen original release →

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