Regulators shut down last week the two banks in Florida and Washington due to losses on loans for real estate. Thus, the total number of U.S. banks, c

Haven Trust Bank Florida and the Washington-based North County Bank closed last week, according to posts on the site FDIC, which was owned banks. The collapse of the banks' cost the Deposit Insurance Agency, $ 104.7 million, according to k2kapital.

"Deposits in these banks are still insured by FDIC, so there is no need for customers perepodpisyvat contracts for banking and insurance services.

Banks in the U.S. fail at a faster pace than a year earlier. This year a record number of bankruptcies since 1992, as the value of the property remains under pressure, but the recovery is weak.

Recall last year regulators closed 140 banks in the U.S.. FDIC list of problem banks grew to 829 with a total value of assets in the $ 403 billion at the end of the second quarter, up 7% higher than 775 banks at the end of the first quarter.