EAGLE NATIONAL BANK BECOMES JGB BANK

Miami, Florida – March 2, 2009 – Eagle National Bank, which has been serving the South Florida community since 1957, announced today that it will change its name to JGB Bank (www.JGBBank.com), effective March 1st, 2009. Acquired in 1994 by Jaime Gilinski Bacal, a well-known and respected banker, the bank’s new name reflects Mr. Gilinski Bacal’s initials, JGB.

“The name change represents Mr. Gilinski’s single-minded dedication and commitment to the success of the bank. Our new slogan ‘Grow With Us’ reflects our longstanding commitment to a prudent business approach that has helped many of our clients expand their businesses,” said Robert L. Brookes, President and CEO of the newly named JGB Bank. The new logo, a flourishing tree, represents the financial strength and stability of the institution. The name change will not involve changes in ownership, management structure, workforce or operations. “We are working hard to make this change as seamless as possible to our customers. All banking information will remain the same including account, credit/debit cards and pin numbers,” added Brookes.

As part of JGB Bank’s expansion strategy, the bank will plan to open additional branches, including a new location in Miami Beach. By adding the Miami Beach branch, JGB Bank now serves clients from five financial centers in South Florida. “Throughout our history, we have focused on providing innovative banking services and tailor-made financial solutions for our clients. We are honored by the trust that customers and businesses in South Florida have placed in us. Our dedicated professionals will continue working for South Florida’s families, businesses and communities,” concluded Brookes.

JGB Bank has $310 million in assets and provides a wide range of financial services. It has four financial centers in the locations of Aventura, Miami, Doral and Medley and will open a fifth one in Miami Beach during the third quarter.

About JGB Bank JGB Bank, formerly Eagle National Bank, was established in 1957 and is the second oldest banking institution in South Florida. In 1994, it was acquired by Jaime Gilinski Bacal. JGB Bank currently has $310 million in assets, employs 73 people, and operates four financial centers in the locations of Aventura, Miami, Doral and Medley with more branches on the way as part of their expansion strategy.

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