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| Bank One | ||||
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| Tipo | Pública | |||
| Industria | Bancaria | |||
| Fundación | 1863[1] | |||
| Sede central |
Bank One Plaza (ahora Chase Tower) Chicago Loop, Chicago, Illinois, EE.UU | |||
| Personas clave | Jamie Dimon (CEO) | |||
| Productos | Servicios financieros | |||
| Sitio web | Bank One | |||
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Bank One Corporation fue el sexto mayor banco de Estados Unidos. Éste cotizó en la Bolsa de Valores de Nueva York bajo el símbolo de cotización ONE. La compañía se fusionó con JPMorgan Chase & Co. el 1 de julio de 2004. La compañía tenía su sede en el Bank One Plaza (ahora la Torre Chase) en el Chicago Loop, en Chicago, Illinois,[2] en lo que ahora es la sede de la banca minorista de Chase división.
El banco tiene sus raíces en la First Banc Group con sede en Ohio, que se formó en 1968 como una sociedad de cartera para el National City Bank en Columbus, Ohio.[3]
- ↑ Bank One's earliest predecessors trace their roots back through First Chicago Bank a Chicago-based retail and commercial bank founded in 1863.
- ↑ "Contact Information." Bank One Corporation. April 10, 2001. Retrieved on March 31, 2010.
- ↑ Hyatt, Jim (27 de enero de 1971). «Small-Town Sophisticate: How Little Farmers Bank Went to the City And Discovered How to Swing at a Profit». Wall Street Journal. p. 29. (requiere suscripción). «The bank, like an increasing number of small-town banks, went to the big city and joined a registered bank holding company, an arrangement with advantages to both sides. Such multibank holding companies usually involve a large metropolitan bank - in this case the City National Bank in Columbus - and a number of smaller banks in markets. The plan helps the big banks tap markets normally closed to them by restrictive state branch banking laws and gives the smaller banks needed expertise, management talent and back-up lending ability.» Alternate Link via ProQuest.