-
September 1005). "
NationsBank To
Acquire Bank South". The New York Times.
Retrieved 2015-08-28. Truell,
Peter (1 July 1997). "
Nationsbank Confirms a $1.2...
- rate from a
bank owned by Hugh McColl, who had been
called by
President Clinton "the most
enlightened banker in America". A
NationsBank commercial loan...
-
merger of
NationsBank and
Bank of
America in 1998. It is the second-largest
banking institution in the
United States and the second-largest
bank in the world...
-
tower had
since been
renamed the
NationsBank Corporate Center to
reflect the
bank's name
change from NCNB to
NationsBank in
summer 1991. On May 1, the first...
- was
called NationsBank Plaza.
Originally intended to be the
headquarters for
Citizens &
Southern National Bank (which
merged with
Sovran Bank during construction)...
-
NationsBank Plaza is the
former name of:
Bank of
America Plaza (Atlanta),
Georgia Bank of
America Plaza (Charlotte),
North Carolina Bank of
America Plaza...
-
National Bank of
Atlanta and
Sovran Bank of Norfolk. The
merged bank changed its name to
NationsBank.
After the
NationsBank merger, the
bank acquired...
- form
NationsBank,
which forms the core of today's
Bank of America. A
former Charleston,
South Carolina, location,
Citizens and
Southern National Bank of...
-
trading firm. It was
founded in 1977, by Joe
Ritchie and was
bought out by
NationsBank in 1993.
Dominic C****erley (1993).
Facing Up to the Risks: How Financial...
- $150
million as
headquarters for
North Carolina National Bank (NCNB), a
predecessor to
NationsBank.
Parking is
provided in a two-story sub-level structure...
