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Who Bought Nations Bank?

By Lucas Hayes

Who Bought Nations Bank?

NationsBank

IndustryBanking
FateMerged with Bank America
SuccessorBank of America
HeadquartersCharlotte, North Carolina , United States
Key peopleHugh McColl (former president)

Who Did Nations Bank merge with?

North Carolina National Bank Corporation
NationsBank was officially formed on December 31, 1991, with a merger between the $69 billion asset North Carolina National Bank Corporation (NCNB) and the $49 billion asset C&S/Sovran Corporation. The merger created the fourth-largest banking company in the United States.

What happened to NationsBank?

NationsBank Corp. consummated its merger with BankAmerica Corp. on Wednesday, creating the largest bank in the United States. The new company, which will trade as BankAmerica on the New York Stock Exchange starting today, will be the country’s first coast-to-coast bank, with branches from California to North Carolina.

Who bought NCNB?

The NCNB Corporation and the C&S/Sovran Corporation formally announced yesterday that they would combine in a $4.3 billion merger to create a new entity called Nationsbank. The merger will create the nation’s third-largest bank, with assets of about $116 billion.

Is Citizens bank a black owned bank?

Founded in 1921 by five black businessmen, today Citizens Trust Bank is a federally certified CDFI and one of the largest African American owned financial institutions in the nation with assets of more than $388 million.

When did Boa move to Charlotte?

The Bank of America building in Charlotte, 2008. Image from Flickr user James Willamor/Willamor Media. Bank of America, the fifth-largest corporation in the world in 2004, has its roots in the 1957 merger of two Charlotte institutions, the American Trust Company and the Commercial National Bank.

What Bank was Washington Mutual?

All WaMu branches were rebranded as Chase branches by the end of 2009. The holding company, WaMu, Inc., was left with $33 billion in assets, and $8 billion in debt, after being stripped of its banking subsidiary by the FDIC.

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