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First Exchange's CEO out as sour loans mount. (Donald R. Chilton resigns as chief executive officer of First Exchange Corp.)

St. Louis Business Journal

| August 19, 1991 | Donaldson, Rob | COPYRIGHT 1985 American City Business Journals, Inc. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

First Exchange's CEO out as sour loans mount

Problem loans hit $2.5 million at firm's south county bank

The chief executive of First Exchange Corp., a Cape Girardeau banking company with two St. Louis area banks, has resigned amid a sharp rise in troubled loans.

Among First Exchange's woes is a more than fivefold increase in problem loans in the first quarter at its south St. Louis County bank. The bank, which lost $109,000 in the first quarter, is headed by president James A. Smith.

Donald R. Chilton, chairman of the board, president and chief executive of First Exchange Corp., resigned July 30 "to devote his time and energies to a family business venture," according to a July 31 letter …

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