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Confident_End_3848 t1_ixv0vg6 wrote

Reply to comment by [deleted] in Mellon Bank's Mobile 24 Hour Teller van used to demonstrate ATM services and the Mellon Banking card in Pittsburgh (1976) by AxlCobainVedder

Yes, Mellon sold that business to Citizens.

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mmphoto412 t1_ixvn4to wrote

This is the answer. It happened around 2004'ish, or whenever Citizens entered the Pittsburgh market, buy purchasing Mellons retail banking operations.

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44problems t1_ixw2s89 wrote

Ah back when some banks changed names yearly.

Equibank -> Integra -> National City -> First Niagara -> Key Bank

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mmphoto412 t1_ixwdixo wrote

The example you gave was the result of mergers or takeovers.

In the case of Mellon they sold that part of the business to RBS Citizens. Also around the same time BNY sold their retail to JPMC. In 07 Mellon and BNY merged although it was really a take over from BNY.

There has been so much consolidation in the past 20 year that names don’t changes as much

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tesla3by3 t1_ixz2emq wrote

National City was acquired by PNC. Antitrust regulators required them to spin off about 50 branches, mostly in Pittsburgh area, where both banks had a lot of branches. First Niagara ended up acquiring about 50 branches, but PNC kept the majority outside of Pittsburgh.

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