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Podcast: How a Community Banker Helped Columbus Discover Modern Architecture

ABA Community Banking

With just 44,000 residents, how did the town of Columbus, Indiana, become one of the nation's leading architectural destinations -- ranked sixth of all U.S. The post Podcast: How a Community Banker Helped Columbus Discover Modern Architecture appeared first on ABA Banking Journal. cities for architectural innovation and design?

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Merger bolsters Telhio’s presence in Columbus

American Banker

Columbus Metro Federal Credit Union members will have access to more products, including commercial loan services, and 14 branches with the merger.

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The Most Powerful Women to Watch: No. 9, Liz Wolverton, Synovus

American Banker

Wolverton is in her third year leading consumer banking and brand experience at the Columbus, Georgia, bank. The $60 billion-asset Synovus is Georgia's largest bank.

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Ohio's Fortuna Bank, a women-owned de novo, prepares to open

American Banker

The proposed startup in Columbus, Ohio, would be the third U.S. bank specifically formed to be women-owned, according to its organizers. Supporters say it's another win toward obtaining gender-equitable capital access.

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Huntington profit slips but rebound expected in 2025

American Banker

The Columbus, Ohio-based regional bank reported solid growth in loans, deposits and fee income and is projecting record levels of spread income next year.

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Huntington CTO to retire

BankInovation

Heller has built the technology operations throughout the $187 billion, Columbus, Ohio-based bank since 2012, according to a Jan. Huntington Bancshares Chief Technology and Operations Officer Paul Heller is set to retire March 1. 10 bank release. As Heller retires, the bank’s executive team is getting an overhaul.

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BofA Will Add 500 New Locations and Redesigns Old Ones With More Tech

Bank Innovation

With these branches, the bank will also move into Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Columbus, Ohio. Bank of America will open 500 new branches in the United States over the course of the next four years, the bank announced today. It will continue to make investments for both physical and digital growth, according to CNBC, and will.Read More.

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