Chicago bank first to fail in 2026

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Metropolitan Capital Bank & Trust was closed by an Illinois regulator; assets were sold to First Independence Bank. No direct impact on Texas credit unions mentioned.

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Original Source Material

An Illinois regulator closed Metropolitan Capital Bank & Trust on Friday, and the FDIC sold the majority of its assets to Detroit-based First Independence Bank.