EX-21 9 k02227exv21.htm SUBSIDIARIES OF THE REGISTRANT exv21
 

EXHIBIT 21—SUBSIDIARIES OF THE REGISTRANT
Capitol Bancorp Ltd.
December 31, 2005
Page 1 of 2
     
    State or Other
    Jurisdiction
Name of Subsidiary   of Incorporation
Consolidated Subsidiaries:
   
 
   
Ann Arbor Commerce Bank
  Michigan
Brighton Commerce Bank
  Michigan
Capitol National Bank
  United States (national bank)
Detroit Commerce Bank
  Michigan
Elkhart Community Bank
  Indiana
First Carolina State Bank
  North Carolina
Goshen Community Bank
  Indiana
Grand Haven Bank
  Michigan
Kent Commerce Bank
  Michigan
Macomb Community Bank
  Michigan
Muskegon Commerce Bank
  Michigan
Oakland Commerce Bank
  Michigan
Paragon Bank & Trust
  Michigan
Peoples State Bank (62% owned)
  Georgia
Portage Commerce Bank
  Michigan
 
   
Arrowhead Community Bank
  Arizona
Bank of Escondido (51% owned)
  California
Bank of Las Vegas
  Nevada
Bank of San Francisco (51% owned)
  California
Bank of Tucson
  Arizona
Black Mountain Community Bank
  Nevada
Camelback Community Bank
  Arizona
Desert Community Bank
  Nevada
East Valley Community Bank
  Arizona
Fort Collins Commerce Bank (51% owned)
  Colorado
Mesa Bank
  Arizona
Napa Community Bank (87% owned)
  California
Point Loma Community Bank (51% owned)
  California
Red Rock Community Bank
  Nevada
Southern Arizona Community Bank
  Arizona
Sunrise Bank of Albuquerque
  New Mexico
Sunrise Bank of Arizona
  Arizona
Sunrise Bank of San Diego
  California
Valley First Community Bank
  Arizona
Yuma Community Bank
  Arizona
 
   
Capitol Trust I
  Delaware
Capitol Trust II
  Delaware
Capitol Statutory Trust III
  Connecticut
Capitol Trust IV
  Delaware
Capitol Trust VI
  Delaware
Capitol Trust VII
  Delaware
Capitol Statutory Trust VIII
  Connecticut
Capitol Trust IX
  Delaware

 


 

EXHIBIT 21—SUBSIDIARIES OF THE REGISTRANT – continued:
Capitol Bancorp Ltd.
December 31, 2005
Page 2 of 2
     
    State or Other
    Jurisdiction
Name of Subsidiary   of Incorporation
Consolidated Subsidiaries — continued:
   
 
   
Capitol Development Bancorp Limited I (8% owned)
  Michigan
Bank of Belleville (51% owned by CDBL-I)
  Illinois
Bank of Michigan (51% owned by CDBL-I)
  Michigan
Capitol Development Bancorp Limited II (9% owned)
  Michigan
Bank of Auburn Hills (51% owned by CDBL-II)
  Michigan
Bank of Bellevue (51% owned by CDBL-II)
  Washington
Capitol Development Bancorp Limited III (6% owned)
  Michigan
Bank of Santa Barbara (51% owned by CDBL-III)
  California
Summit Bank of Kansas City (55% owned by CDBL-III)
  Missouri
Capitol Development Bancorp Limited IV (7% owned)
  Michigan
Capitol Wealth, Inc. (100% owned by CDBL-IV)
  Michigan
 
   
Capitol Capital, LLC
  Michigan
 
   
Capitol Bancorp Leasing, Inc.
  Michigan
 
   
Unconsolidated Subsidiary:
   
 
   
Amera Mortgage Corporation, Inc.
  Michigan
(less than 50% owned equity method investee)
   
 
   
Inactive subsidiaries:
   
 
   
MOI, Inc.
  Michigan
(wholly-owned subsidiary of Oakland Commerce Bank)
   
 
   
Financial Center Corporation
  Michigan
The following summarizes regulatory agencies of the registrant and its subsidiaries:
Capitol’s state-chartered banks located in Michigan are regulated by the Office of Financial and Insurance Services, Department of Labor & Economic Growth of the State of Michigan. Capitol National Bank, as a national bank, is regulated by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. Bank subsidiaries located in the states of Arizona, California, Colorado, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Nevada, New Mexico, North Carolina and Washington are state-chartered and are regulated by banking agencies of each of those states. Each of the banking subsidiaries which are not members of the Federal Reserve System, as federally-insured depository institutions, are also regulated by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Elkhart Community Bank and Goshen Community Bank are members of the Federal Reserve System and, accordingly, are regulated by the Federal Reserve Board. As a bank holding company, Capitol is regulated by the Federal Reserve Board, which also regulates its nonbanking subsidiaries. In addition to the bank regulatory agencies, Capitol and its subsidiaries are subject to regulation by other state and federal agencies.