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California Bank and Trust
One of the biggest banks in California CB&T (California Bank & Trust) has more than $10 billion in assets, and a vast branch network throughout California. California Bank and Trust is the result of a conglomeration of several banks. It was formed in 1998 when Zions Bancorporation, Sumitomo Bank, Grossmont Bank and First Pacific National Bank merged. Later aquisitions included Regency Bank in 1999 and Eldorado Bank and Antelope Valley Bank, in 2001.
Capital One
Capital One was established in 1995. It has quickly become a major player in the financial services industry in less than 10 years. It now has operations not only in the US but also in Canada and the UK. Capital One offers a full array of products to consumers including zero interest credit cards, mortgage loans, auto finance, savings and CD accounts.
Chase
JPMortgage Chase (NYSE: JPM) is one of the largest and oldest banks in the world. It is based in Manhattan, and has leading business in investments, financial services, asset management and private equity. It has assets of 1.6 trillion US dollars. In the US it is the 3rd largest bank, behind Bank of America and CitiGroup. Chase is the brand for credit card services, mortgage loans and retail and online banking products in the USA, including CDs, car loans, savings accounts, and other consumer finance products.
Citibank
Citibank was founded in 1812 in New York City. It is 2nd only to Bank of America as the largest bank in the United States. Citibank offers low rate mortgages, home equity loans and car loans. Citibank offers some of the highest CD rates and Savings account rates.
Comerica Bank
Originally the Detroit Savings Bank, Comerica is now a large banking institution with headquarters in Dallas, TX.
Commerce Bancorp
Commerce (NYSE: CBH) is one of the nation's fastest growing financial services retailers. Since its inception in 1973, Commerce continually has honed a unique & very successful retail model, which fuels the Bank's continuing growth. Commerce has expanded substantially since opening its first store 34 years ago in Marlton, New Jersey. Today, the Commerce network comprises nearly 450 convenient stores throughout New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Washington, DC, Virginia, Maryland & Southeast Florida. Commerce is based in Cherry Hill, New Jersey and has assets of more than $48 billion. Commerce is committed to local bank branch banking, and continues to add new branch locations. Commerce is known as "America's Most Convenient Bank" by having a unique and different approach to banking. Commerce offers Seven-day branch banking - FREE personal checking - Convenient online banking - Stock trading at commerceonline.com - 1-800-YES-2000, a full-service, 24-hour bank-by-phone system - Mortgage, CDs, HELOCs, Auto Finance, Savings and more.
Compass Bank
Compass Bank (NYSE: BBV) has 420 bank branches throught the Sunbelt. This includes 166 in Texas, 33 in Colorado 90 in Alabama, 76 in Arizona, 44 in Florida, and 11 in New Mexico. BBVA, the parent company has over $698 billion in assets.
Countrywide
Countrywide Financial Corporation (NYSE: CFC) is American's largest home mortgage lender. It was announced in January 2008 that Bank of America plans to acquire Countrywide for 4.1 Billion USD. Countrywide offers fixed, adjustable mortgages as well as home equity loans and lines of credit. Countrywide has recently partnered with ACORN, the HOPE NOW alliance and Project Lifeline to preserve homeownership.