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Georgia leads the nation's bank failures, but the state leaves the main bank examiner position is vacant due to the tight budget, and there is no sign of the jobs are always completed quickly.The states, most of the bank failures of Georgia has reduced only under supervision of the Associated Press review and interviews with government officials. Since October 1, 2000, 40 banks have collapsed in Georgia.

"This is a period of bank examiners smaller?" Joe Brannon said the President of the Georgia Bankers Association. "I think just about everyone you asked would say no."Over the past two years, six Georgia bank examiner positions vacant and has not yet been completed, review the national budget document. During the same period of the 32 banks went down to Georgia, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.Over the past decade, Georgia can be seen a huge change in the banking sector. As the number of inspectors decreased by more than 100 new banks have appeared around the state, many of them small, boutique operations, catering to a particular region or customer group. Mergers and crashes have been kept in all banks, however, due to steady-state regulators more.