NationsBank ended in 1998.
the Russians took over Poland after them
The person who took over the army was Napoleon
The Lords proprietors took over South Carolina in 1617.
They took over their countries and took their resources
NationsBank was created in 1960.
NationsBank ended in 1998.
Nationsbank and BankAmerica merged in 1998
Nationsbank and BankAmerica merged in 1998
Nationsbank and BankAmerica merged in 1998
In 1998 Nationsbank acquired BankAmerica to become Bank of America. At that moment Nationsbank was one of the largest banking corporations in the United States.
Not exactly. Interfirst and Republic Bank merged during the S&L crissis. The merged bank was called FirstRepublic. This bank failed in '88 and NCNB bought it from the FDIC. NCNB changed its name to NationsBank. NationsBank merged with (bought) Bank of America and took its name.
Nationsbank and BankAmerica merged in 1998
What was the ticker symbol for nations bank
C and S/Sovran merged with NCNB to form NationsBank, and Chandler was named president of the Mid-Atlantic Banking Group. He held that position until 1993,
Nationsbank merged with Bank of America and the resulting entity is named Bank of America. In the merger each share of NationsBank was exchanged for 1.1316 shares of Bank of America. Bank of America is currently worth about $18 a share so each share of NationsBank stock is worth $20.36. You can't sell NationsBank stock anymore, in order to sell it, you would need to have it converted to Bank of America stock by Bank of America's transfer agent which is Computershare.
The institution known as NationsBank has a rich and interesting history. Based in Charlotte, North Carolina, NationsBank was one of the leading banking companies in the United States, and, in 1998 acquired BankAmerica and thus become what is now known as Bank of America.Early HistoryThe earliest precursor of NationsBank, Commercial National Bank (CNB) was established in 1874. In 1957, CNB merged with its longtime competitor American Trust Co., also based in Charlotte, forming American Commercial Bank. American Commercial subsequently changed its name to North Carolina National Bank (NCNB) following a 1960 acquisition of Greensboro-based Security National Bank.In the early 1970s, it the company reorganized as a subsidiary of NCNB Corporation. The banks first interstate expansion took place in 1982, when it bought Florida-based First National Bank of Lake City. NCNB acquired First RepublicBank Corporation of Dallas, Texas from the FDIC following the largest FDIC bank failure in U.S. history. NCNB continued to grow in the following years and from 1989 to 1992, NCNB purchased over 200 thrifts and community banks, many through the Resolution Trust program. After acquiring Atlanta-based C&S/Sovran Corp in 1991, NCNB was rechristened NationsBank.The 1990sNationsBank continued to grow and acquired many other banking institutions throughout the 90s. In 1993 NationsBank acquired Maryland National Corporation followed by Chicago Research and Trading Group later that year. In 1995, NationsBank acquired BankSouth garnering a stronger presence in the Atlanta banking market. The following year NationsBank acquired St. Louis-based Boatmen's Bancshares which made NationsBank the largest banking institution in the southern United States, with assets of $225 billion, and over 2,500 branches stretching from North Carolina to New Mexico. In 1997 NationsBank continued the expansion pattern by acquiring Jacksonville-based Barnett Bank, Florida's largest bank.NationsBank becomes Bank of AmericaIn 1998, NationsBank acquired Californias BankAmerica Corporation and the entire entity was renamed Bank of America. As a result of the merger, all of NationsBank's assets, including some of the tallest buildings in the nation were rebranded with the Bank of America name. This includes Bank of America Plaza in Atlanta, Georgia and the Bank of America Corporate Center in Charlotte, North Carolina. Headquarters for Bank of America were established in Charlotte.