Bank in West Virginia is closed by regulators
American Banker
APRIL 3, 2020
First State Bank, which the FDIC sold to MVB Financial, had struggled with profitability and capital levels for several years.
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West Virginia bank is first to fail since onset of coronavirus
American Banker
APRIL 3, 2020
First State Bank, which the FDIC sold to MVB Financial, had struggled with profitability and capital levels for several years.
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