SAEB got some very good news a few days ago. This
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SAEB got some very good news a few days ago. This bank has just shed the Fed and is ready to roll.
LOS ANGELES, Mar 15, 2013 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Saehan Bancorp (OTCBB:SAEB), parent company of Saehan Bank, today announced that the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the California State Department of Financial Institutions have terminated a Consent Order issued in January 2011, reflecting management's success in improving the bank's financial condition.
"This regulatory decision marks an important milestone in Saehan Bank's recovery efforts. We greatly appreciate the contributions of our board and employees during the past few years as we focused on improving the bank's capital position, asset quality and profitability. Equally important, we are grateful to our customers and shareholders for their support and confidence in our financial institution ," said Dong Il Kim, president and CEO.
About Saehan Bancorp
Saehan Bancorp is a bank holding company with headquarters in Los Angeles, California. Its wholly owned subsidiary, Saehan Bank, offers a comprehensive range of financial solutions to meet the needs of the Korean-American community in Los Angeles. Saehan Bancorp is committed to satisfying customers and creating shareholder value. Its ten retail branch offices, International Department, and SBA Department of Saehan Bank focus on fulfilling these commitments to customers and shareholders.
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SOURCE: Saehan Bancorp
CONTACT:
Saehan Bancorp Daniel Kim Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer (213) 637-4802 (213) 637-4802 or Maier & Company, Inc. Gary S. Maier (310) 442-9852 (310) 442-9852