TellerScore

State Bank of Aurora no longer operates under this certificate. It failed on March 19, 2010. See the failure record.

State Bank of Aurora is a bank based in Aurora, Minnesota.

There is not enough recent publicly reported data to show a TellerScore for State Bank of Aurora.

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Scorecard

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Funding & liquidity—/100
Loans ÷ deposits and uninsured-deposit share: —
Problem-loan coverage—/100
"Texas ratio": (noncurrent loans + foreclosed property) ÷ (equity + loan-loss reserves): —

The TellerScore is our own summary of the figures this institution reports publicly; it is not issued or endorsed by any government agency. It is not a prediction, and deposits within insurance limits are protected either way.

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How it compares with peers

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Deposit insurance

Is my money safe at State Bank of Aurora?

State Bank of Aurora is no longer an active bank in FDIC records (since 2010).

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Identity & history

Profile

Legal name
State Bank of Aurora
Type
State-chartered bank
FDIC certificate #
8221
RSSD ID
143653
Primary regulator
FDIC
Holding company
Aurora Holding Co the
Established
January 1, 1906
Headquarters
213 North Main Street, Aurora, MN 55705

Quick answers

State Bank of Aurora: common questions

Is State Bank of Aurora FDIC insured?

State Bank of Aurora is no longer an active bank in FDIC records (since 2010).

Has State Bank of Aurora ever failed?

FDIC records show State Bank of Aurora failed on March 19, 2010.