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BB&T (which stands for "Branch Banking and Trust") entered the [[Birmingham District]] with a branch at 2204 [[Lakeshore Parkway]] in [[Homewood]]. On [[August 15]], [[2009]], it was announced that the deposits and loan accounts of [[Colonial Bank]] were being transferred to BB&T as part of Colonial's receivership by the FDIC. This acquisition added over 340 branches in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Nevada and Texas along with approximately $26 billion in assets. This moved BB&T Corporation to the 8th largest commercial bank in the United States based on deposits. | BB&T (which stands for "Branch Banking and Trust") entered the [[Birmingham District]] with a branch at 2204 [[Lakeshore Parkway]] in [[Homewood]]. On [[August 15]], [[2009]], it was announced that the deposits and loan accounts of [[Colonial Bank]] were being transferred to BB&T as part of Colonial's receivership by the FDIC. This acquisition added over 340 branches in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Nevada and Texas along with approximately $26 billion in assets. This moved BB&T Corporation to the 8th largest commercial bank in the United States based on deposits. | ||
One year after entering Alabama via the Colonial acquisition, BB&T reported that deposits had risen 10 percent. | |||
==Birmingham locations== | ==Birmingham locations== | ||
BB&T has | BB&T has 26 offices in the metropolitan Birmingham area: | ||
* 820 [[19th Street South]], [[Medical Center]] | * 820 [[19th Street South]], [[Medical Center]] | ||
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* Jarvis, Crystal (August 14, 2009) "It's official: Colonial BancGroup fails." ''Birmingham Business Journal'' | * Jarvis, Crystal (August 14, 2009) "It's official: Colonial BancGroup fails." ''Birmingham Business Journal'' | ||
* BB&T. (2009, December 7). In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Retrieved 15:01, December 19, 2009 [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=BB%26T&oldid=330269638] | * BB&T. (2009, December 7). In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Retrieved 15:01, December 19, 2009 [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=BB%26T&oldid=330269638] | ||
* Hubbard, Russell (August 21, 2010) "BB&T says Alabama deposits up one year after Colonial debacle." ''Birmingham News'' | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 09:32, 22 August 2010
BB&T Corporation is the 8th-largest bank in the United States with 1,850 branches in 13 states, and is based in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
BB&T (which stands for "Branch Banking and Trust") entered the Birmingham District with a branch at 2204 Lakeshore Parkway in Homewood. On August 15, 2009, it was announced that the deposits and loan accounts of Colonial Bank were being transferred to BB&T as part of Colonial's receivership by the FDIC. This acquisition added over 340 branches in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Nevada and Texas along with approximately $26 billion in assets. This moved BB&T Corporation to the 8th largest commercial bank in the United States based on deposits.
One year after entering Alabama via the Colonial acquisition, BB&T reported that deposits had risen 10 percent.
Birmingham locations
BB&T has 26 offices in the metropolitan Birmingham area:
- 820 19th Street South, Medical Center
- 1900 29th Avenue South, Homewood
- 1596 Montgomery Highway, Hoover
- 1034 Montgomery Highway, Vestavia Hills
- 1500 Montclair Road, Eastwood
- 1602 Forestdale Plaza, Forestdale
- 27 Park Road, Pleasant Grove
- 2705 Meadowbrook Road, Inverness
- 629 Red Lane Road, Roebuck
- 2750 John Hawkins Parkway, Hoover
- 200 18th Street North, Bessemer
- 1325 Decatur Highway, Gardendale
- 2998 Pelham Parkway, Pelham
- 5580 Chalkville Mountain Road, Grayson Valley
- 2821 Moody Parkway, Moody
- 14487 U. S. Highway 411, Odenville
- 5836 U. S. Highway 11, Springville
- 2203 1st Avenue North, Pell City
- 3901 U. S. Highway 78 East, Jasper
- 2002 2nd Avenue, Jasper
- 415 2nd Avenue East, Oneonta
- 255 5th Street, Ashville
References
- Jarvis, Crystal (August 14, 2009) "It's official: Colonial BancGroup fails." Birmingham Business Journal
- BB&T. (2009, December 7). In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Retrieved 15:01, December 19, 2009 [1]
- Hubbard, Russell (August 21, 2010) "BB&T says Alabama deposits up one year after Colonial debacle." Birmingham News
External links
- BBT.com website