First Bank LogoFirst Banks, the holding company for The San Francisco Company, whose subsidiary, First Bank, is a privately owned bank held by Chairman James Dierberg. A number of its branches and ATMs are located in Dierbergs Markets, a Missouri-based grocery chain owned by relatives of the chairman. First Bank has 217 branches in Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles, Sacramento, St. Louis, San Diego, and San Francisco, and in smaller communities in Florida, Illinois, and Missouri. The company is headquartered in Clayton, Missouri. Through the Treasury’s Capital Purchase Program, First Banks received $295.4 million, in exchange for 295,400 shares of senior preferred stock, Class C and a warrant to acquire up to 14,784 shares of a separate series of senior preferred stock, Class D.


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Bailout Bank Bio: First Banks

 

Federal Equity Investment

$295.4 million

Total Revenue

Unknown

Net Income

Unknown

Number of Employees

2,930

Corporate Headquarters

Clayton, Missouri

Business Sector

Private Bank

Officers and Directors

Terrance M. McCarthy, Chief Executive Officer, President, Director and Chairman of First Bankr

Other Officers and Directors

Corporate Website

http://www.firstbanks.com

Executive Compensation

Unable to locate.

►Financial Documents

2008-12-31 First Banks 8K

2008-09-30 First Banks 10Q

2008 First Bank Corp Proxy

2007 First Banks 10k Amendment

2007 First Banks 10K

Federal contracts

No federal contracts located.

Lobbying reports (if any)

Fourth Quarter 2008

No lobbying reports located.

Political Contributions

No political contributions located.

Related Articles

February 3, 2009 First Banks swings to Q4 loss of $202M Tampa Bay Business Journal – St. Louis Business Journal

January 25, 2009 First Banks sees rebound ahead St. Louis Post-Dispatch

January 6, 2009 First Banks takes federal bailout money St. Louis Post-Dispatch

December 31, 2008 First Banks participates in TARP St. Louis Business Journal

November 16, 2008 St. Louis Banks Mull Treasury Bailout St. Louis Post-Dispatch

 

Last Updated March 23, 2009

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