Owner of failed Las Vegas bank files for bankruptcy

The owner of the failed Nevada Commerce Bank in Las Vegas filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy liquidation today.

In its filing in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for Nevada, NCB Financial listed assets of about $394,000 against liabilities of $6.573 million.

The main creditor is Wilmington Trust Co., trustee for holders of $6.57 million in "preferred trust shares," which are investments that have both debt and equity characteristics.

Hit hard by bad loans during the recession, Nevada Commerce Bank lost $5.4 million in 2010 and was shut down April 8 due to inadequate capital and continuing losses.

City National Bank took over most of the failed bank’s loans and other assets.

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