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Banking Institution History: Beginning 1784 Banking Institution History: Beginning 1784 Institution Name Primary Identification Number Primary A. T. & M. Corp. Employees Credit Union 460101 A.P.W. Employees Credit Union 8300046 A.P.W. Employees Credit Union 8300046 Aareal Bank AG 2270181 Aareal Bank AG 2270181 Aareal Bank AG 2270181 Abingdon Square Savings Bank 8100092 Abingdon Square Savings Bank 8100092 Adam, Meldrum & Anderson State Bank 99 Adam, Meldrum & Anderson State Bank 99 Adirondack Bank 5800217 Adirondack Bank 5800217 Adirondack National Bank & Trust Co Saranac Lake 8500117 Adirondack National Bank & Trust Co Saranac Lake 8500117 Adirondack National Bank & Trust Co Saranac Lake 8500117 Adirondack National Bank & Trust Co Saranac Lake 8500117 Adirondack National Bank & Trust Co Saranac Lake 8500117 Adirondack National Bank & Trust Co Saranac Lake 8500117 Adirondack National Bank & Trust Co Saranac Lake 8500117 Adirondack National Bank & Trust Co Saranac Lake 8500117 Page 1 of 717 09/29/2021 Banking Institution History: Beginning 1784 Type Event Date Event Type Credit Unions 19920625 Merge To State Former Credit Union 19400617 NYS Chartered Former Credit Union 19560214 Liquidated Foreign Representative Offices 20011123 Licensed Foreign Representative Offices 20020807 Name Change To Foreign Representative Offices 20080314 Closed Former Savings Bank 18690000 Established Former Savings Bank 18760801 Failed Bank 19230000 Established Bank 19560307 Merge To State Bank 20031230 Conversion Of Bank 20031230 NYS Chartered Former Bank/Trust Company 18970000 Established Former Bank/Trust Company 19590101 Merge To State Former Bank/Trust Company 19630601 Name Change To Former Bank/Trust Company 19700101 Name Change To Former Bank/Trust Company 19760101 Merge To State Former Bank/Trust Company 19800201 Convert Federal Former Bank/Trust Company 19931231 Convert State Former Bank/Trust Company 19990329 Name Change To Page 2 of 717 09/29/2021 Banking Institution History: Beginning 1784 Institution Name (Secondary) Identification Number (Secondary) Erie County Employees Credit Union 460507 A.P.W. Employees Credit Union DePfa Bank AG Aareal Bank AG Abingdon Square Savings Bank Adam, Meldrum & Anderson State Bank, The Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company 113003 Adirondack Bank, N.A. Adirondack Bank Adirondack National Bnk & Trust Co of Saranac Lake Northern New York Trust Company 5000018 Marine Midland Trust Company of Northern New York Marine Midland Bank - Northern Marine Midland Bank (12/75-2/80) 170046 Marine Midland Bank, N.A. 8500023 Marine Midland Bank 5800183 HSBC Bank USA Page 3 of 717 09/29/2021 Banking Institution History: Beginning 1784 Adirondack National Bank & Trust Co Saranac Lake 8500117 Adirondack National Bank & Trust Co Saranac Lake 8500117 Adirondack National Bank & Trust Co Saranac Lake 8500117 Adirondack Trust Company, The 101001 Aetna National Bank of New York, The 8500199 Aetna National Bank of New York, The 8500199 Aetna National Bank of New York, The 8500199 Aetna National Bank of New York, The 8500199 Aetna National Bank of New York, The 8500199 Aetna National Bank of New York, The 8500199 Aetna National Bank of New York, The 8500199 Aetna National Bank of New York, The 8500199 Aetna National Bank of New York, The 8500199 Aetna National Bank of New York, The 8500199 Aetna National Bank of New York, The 8500199 Aetna National Bank of New York, The 8500199 Aetna National Bank of New York, The 8500199 Aetna Permanent Savings & Loan Association 8200000 Aetna Permanent Savings & Loan Association 8200000 Aetna Permanent Savings & Loan Association 8200000 Aetna Permanent Savings & Loan Association 8200000 Aetna Permanent Savings & Loan Association 8200000 Page 4 of 717 09/29/2021 Banking Institution History: Beginning 1784 Former Bank/Trust Company 19991231 Merge To State Former Bank/Trust Company 19991231 Name Change To Former Bank/Trust Company 20040630 Convert Federal Trust Company 19010919 NYS Chartered Former Bank/Trust Company 19040000 Established Former Bank/Trust Company 19130601 Merge To State Former Bank/Trust Company 19171101 Name Change To Former Bank/Trust Company 19200301 Convert Federal Former Bank/Trust Company 19200401 Merge To Federal Former Bank/Trust Company 19230101 Convert State Former Bank/Trust Company 19230101 Name Change To Former Bank/Trust Company 19230207 Merge To State Former Bank/Trust Company 19230207 Name Change To Former Bank/Trust Company 19260917 Name Change To Former Bank/Trust Company 19261211 Name Change To Former Bank/Trust Company 19290201 Name Change To Former Bank/Trust Company 19891006 Name Change To Former Savings and Loan 18891023 NYS Chartered Former Savings and Loan 19451001 Acquire By Merger Former Savings and Loan 19670428 Merge To State Former Savings and Loan 19671229 Name Change To Former Savings and Loan 19710701 Merge To State Page 5 of 717 09/29/2021 Banking Institution History: Beginning 1784 Republic Bank of New York 170040 HSBC Bank USA HSBC Bank USA Adirondack Trust Company, The Aetna National Bank of New York, The Broadway Trust Company 8500186 Irving Trust Company (11/1917-03/1920) New York National Irving Bank Irving National Bank 45 Irving Bank of New York Columbia Trust Company 102015 Irving Bank-Columbia Trust Co. Irving Bank and Trust Company American Exchange Irving Trust Co. Irving Trust Company Bank of New York, The Aetna Permanent Savings & Loan Association Fillmore-Leroy Savings and Loan Association 173 Ellicott Permanent Savings & Loan Association 8200008 Buffalo Savings & Loan Association Niagara Permanent Savings & Loan Association 8300257 Page 6 of 717 09/29/2021 Banking Institution History: Beginning 1784 Aetna Permanent Savings & Loan Association 8200000 Aetna Permanent Savings & Loan Association 8200000 Aetna Permanent Savings & Loan Association 8200000 African Banking Corporation, Ltd. 9000018 African Banking Corporation, Ltd. 9000018 Ageco Credit Union of Ithaca 8300292 Ageco Credit Union of Ithaca 8300292 Ageco Credit Union of Ithaca 8300292 Ageco Credit Union of New York 8300292 Ageco Credit Union of New York 8300292 Ageco Credit Union of New York 8300292 Agricultural Bank of China Limited 570373 Agricultural Bank of China, The 501010 Agricultural Bank of China, The 501010 Akron Safe Deposit Company 1701001 Akron Savings & Loan Association 8200001 Akron Savings & Loan Association 8200001 Albank Commercial 5000034 Albank Commercial 5000034 Albany City Savings Bank 208007 Albany City Savings Bank 208007 Page 7 of 717 09/29/2021 Banking Institution History: Beginning 1784 Former Savings and Loan 19771231 S&L To Saving Bnk Former Savings and Loan 19900713 Assets Sold To Former Savings and Loan 19931230 Liquidated Former Foreign Agency 19120000 Licensed Former Foreign Agency 19200000 Closed Former Credit Union 19310827 NYS Chartered Former Credit Union 19330000 Name Change To Former Credit Union 19410000 Liquidated Former Credit Union 19310827 NYS Chartered Former Credit Union 19330000 Name Change To Former Credit Union 19410000 Liquidated Foreign Branches 20120615 NYS Chartered Foreign Representative Offices 19970903 Licensed Foreign Representative Offices 20140331 Closed Safe Deposit Company 19261024 Licensed Former Savings and Loan 19190000 NYS Chartered Former Savings and Loan 19780306 Liquidated Bank 19971008 NYS Chartered Bank 19990528 Merge To Federal Savings Banks 18500329 NYS Chartered Savings Banks 19220101 Name Change To Page 8 of 717 09/29/2021 Banking Institution History: Beginning 1784 Permanent Savings Bank 216005 Key Bank of Western New York, N.A. 8500140 African Banking Corporation, Ltd. Ageco Credit Union of Ithaca Ageco Credit Union of New York Ageco Credit Union of Ithaca Ageco Credit Union of New York Agricultural Bank of China Limited Agricultural Bank of China, The Akron Safe Deposit Company Akron Savings & Loan Association Albank Commercial Charter One Bank, F.S.B. 218011 Albany City Savings Institution, The City Savings Bank of Albany Page 9 of 717 09/29/2021 Banking Institution History: Beginning 1784 Albany City Savings Bank 208007 Albany City Savings Bank 208007 Albany City Savings Bank 208007 Albany City Savings Bank 208007 Albany City Savings Bank 208007 Albany City Savings Bank 208007 Albany County Savings & Loan Association 8200143 Albany County Savings & Loan Association 8200143 Albany County Savings & Loan Association 8200143 Albany County Savings & Loan Association 8200143 Albany County Savings & Loan Association 8200143 Albany County Savings & Loan Association 8200143 Albany County Savings & Loan Association 8200143 Albany County Savings & Loan Association 8200143 Albany County Savings & Loan Association 8200143 Albany County Savings Bank 270011 Albany County Savings Bank 270011 Albany County Savings Bank 270011 Albany County Savings Bank 270011 Albany County Savings Bank 270011 Albany County Savings Bank 270011 Page 10 of717 09/29/2021 Banking Institution History: Beginning 1784 Savings Banks 19350629 Acquire By Merger Savings Banks 19350629 Name Change To Savings Banks 19811031 Acquire By Merger Savings Banks 19811031 Name Change To Savings Banks 19910930 Merge To State Savings Banks 19950201 Convert Federal Former Savings and Loan 18921011 NYS Chartered Former Savings and Loan 19360404 Merge To State Former Savings and Loan 19710701 Merge To State Former Savings and Loan 19750731 Merge To Federal Former Savings and Loan 19970301 Merge To State Former Savings and Loan 19990329 Name Change To Former Savings and Loan 19991231 Merge To State Former Savings and Loan 19991231 Name Change To Former Savings and Loan 20040630 Convert Federal
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