Eye on the Bailout

Recipients from Michigan

This is a listing of the 18 bailout recipients in Michigan

The total bailout committed to Michigan-based institutions is $82.1 billion, which is 12.8% of the total bailout so far committed.

This list shows only institutions headquartered in this state. Most recipients are bank holding companies, which sometimes have subsidiaries in other states. Also, keep in mind that a bank holding company might have a name that differs significantly from its subsidiary banks.

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Name City Type Bailout
United Bank Mortgage Corporation (Profile) Grand Rapids Mortgage Servicer $430 thousand
Chrysler (Profile) Auburn Hills Auto Company $12.8 billion
Chrysler Financial Services (Profile) Farmington Hills Financial Services Company $1.5 billion
Citizens Republic Bancorp (Profile) Flint Bank $300 million
Firstbank Corp (Profile) Alma Bank $33 million
Flagstar Bancorp (Profile) Troy Bank $266.7 million
General Motors (Profile) Detroit Auto Company $50.7 billion
GMAC (Profile) Detroit Financial Services Company $16.3 billion
Independent Bank Corporation (Profile) Ionia Bank $72 million
Monarch Community Bancorp (Profile) Coldwater Bank $6.8 million
United Bancorp (Profile) Tecumseh Bank $20.6 million
Mackinac Financial Corporation (Profile) Manistique Bank $11 million
Birmingham Bloomfield Bancshares (Profile) Birmingham Bank $3.4 million
Mercantile Bank Corporation (Profile) Grand Rapids Bank $21 million
Mortgage Center, LLC (Profile) Southfield Mortgage Servicer $8.8 million
First Independence Corporation (Profile) Detroit Bank $3.2 million
Hillsdale County National Bank (Profile) Hillsdale Mortgage Servicer $1.8 million
Valley Financial Group, Ltd., 1st State Bank (Profile) Saginaw Bank $1.3 million

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