Wisconsin Thrifts: The Numerical Landscape

December 22, 1998

The following table represents the number of thrifts in mutual and stock form, both state and federally chartered, with their home offices in Wisconsin on December 22, 1998:

	WI S&L’s	WI Savings Banks	Federal Thrifts
Mutual Institutions	5	17	7
Stock Institutions	4	6	5
TOTAL	9	23	12

Recent and upcoming changes include:

On October 5, 1998, an application was filed to organize a new state savings bank to be known as Sunset Bank & Savings in Waukesha, Wisconsin. On December 18, the incorporators were sent a "Certificate of Authority to Effect a Temporary Organization" of the savings bank within 180 days.
Effective at the opening of business on July 30, 1998, M&I Bank, S.S.B., a savings and loan association in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, converted to a state chartered bank, known as M&I Lakeview Bank.
On June 30, 1998, St. Francis Capital Corp., Milwaukee, Wisconsin announced that it will acquiring Reliance Capital Corp., the holding company for Reliance Savings Bank, possibly effective by the end of 1998. The transaction is scheduled to be closed in January 1999.
Effective March 28, 1998, AMCORE Financial, Inc., an Illinois bank holding company, acquired Midwest Federal Financial Corp, the holding company of Baraboo Federal Bank, FSB and changed the name of the federal savings bank to AMCORE Bank, Central Wisconsin.
On January 21, 1998, Marquette Savings Bank, S.A. converted from mutual form to stock form and reorganized into a mutual holding company format.

DEPOSITORY INSTITUTIONS REGULATED BY THE
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS,
DIVISION OF SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS

I. SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS: 9

A. MUTUAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS: 5

1. Columbia Savings and Loan Association (Milwaukee)

2. Continental Savings Bank, S.A. (Milwaukee)

3. East Wisconsin Savings Bank, S.A. (Kaukauna)

4. Fox Valley Savings and Loan Association (Fond du Lac)

5. Paper City Savings Association (Wisconsin Rapids)

B. STOCK SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS: 4

1. AnchorBank, S.S.B. (Madison)

2. First Northern Savings Bank, S.A. (Green Bay)

3. Marquette Savings Bank, S. A. (West Allis)

4. Westland Savings Bank, S.A. (Tomah)

DEPOSITORY INSTITUTIONS REGULATED BY THE
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
DIVISION OF SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS

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II. SAVINGS BANKS: 23

A. MUTUAL SAVINGS BANKS: 17

1. Great Midwest Bank, S.S.B. (Brookfield)

2. Hartford Savings Bank (Hartford)

3. Home Savings Bank (Madison)

4. KeySavings Bank (Wisconsin Rapids)

5. Marathon Savings Bank (Wausau)

6. Maritime Savings Bank (Milwaukee)

7. Marshfield Savings Bank (Marshfield)

8. Mayville Savings Bank (Mayville)

9. Milton Savings Bank (Milton)

10. Mitchell Savings Bank (Milwaukee)

11. Mutual Savings Bank (Milwaukee)

12. South Milwaukee Savings Bank (South Milwaukee)

13. Superior Savings Bank (Superior)

14. The Equitable Bank, S.S.B. (Wauwatosa)

15. Tomahawk Community Bank, S.S.B. (Tomahawk)

16. Wauwatosa Savings Bank (Milwaukee)

17. West Bend Savings Bank (West Bend)

B. STOCK SAVINGS BANKS: 6

1. Guaranty Bank, S.S.B. (Milwaukee)

* 2. Marine Bank and Savings (Cedarburg)

3. Northwest Savings Bank (Amery)

**4. Reliance Savings Bank (Milwaukee)

5. West Allis Savings Bank (West Allis)

6. Wolf River Community Savings Bank (Hortonville)

*On September 10, 1997, Central Illinois Bancorp, Inc., an Illinois bank holding company, acquired First Ozaukee Savings Bank and, effective September 29, 1997, changed its name to Marine Bank and Savings. The savings bank's corporate headquarters is located in Pewaukee, Wisconsin.

**On June 30, 1998, St. Francis Capital Corp. announced its planned acquisition of Reliance Capital Corp., holding company of Reliance Savings Bank. The transaction is scheduled to be closed in January 1999.

THE 12 FEDERAL THRIFT INSTITUTIONS
WITH THEIR HOME OFFICES IN WISCONSIN

A. MUTUAL INSTITUTIONS: 7

1. Bay View Federal Savings and Loan Association (Milwaukee)

2. Cumberland Federal Bank, F.S.B. (Cumberland)

3. First Federal Savings Bank of Wisconsin (Waukesha)

4. Ladysmith Federal Savings and Loan Association (Ladysmith)

5. Merrill Federal Savings and Loan Association (Merrill)

6. North Shore Bank, F.S.B. (Brookfield)

7. Time Federal Savings Bank (Medford)

B. STOCK INSTITUTIONS: 5

*1. AMCORE Bank, Central Wisconsin. (Baraboo)

2. First Federal Savings Bank of Madison/LaCrosse (Madison/LaCrosse)

3. Fox Cities Bank (Neenah)

4. St. Francis Bank, F.S.B. (St. Francis)

5. Universal Savings Bank, F.S.B. (Milwaukee)

* Effective March 28, 1998, AMCORE Financial, Inc., an Illinois bank holding company, acquired Midwest Federal Financial Corp, the holding company of Baraboo Federal Bank, FSB and changed the name of the federal savings bank to AMCORE Bank, Central Wisconsin.