PNC Bank, National Association - LINCOLN VILLAGE BRANCH
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Branch Name: LINCOLN VILLAGE BRANCH
Address: 5000 W Broad St
Columbus, Ohio 43228
LINCOLN VILLAGE BRANCH was established 11/29/1965. They are one of 2401 branch locations operated by PNC Bank, National Association. For ATM locations, drive-thru hours, deposit info, and more information consider visiting their online banking site at: www.pnc.com
LINCOLN VILLAGE BRANCH Phone Number: (614) 771-2555
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PNC Bank, National Association operates under a FED charter. The LINCOLN VILLAGE BRANCH location, identified by the branch number 2406, is located at 5000 W Broad St in Columbus OH. They are located in Franklin County. Oversight is provided by the FDIC regional office located in New York. The branch was established on 11/29/1965.
These values are updated annually by the FDIC, usually on or around June 30th.
Current Report Year:2023
Main Institution's Name: PNC Bank, National Association
City the headquarters is located: Wilmington
PNC Bank, National Association Assets:$554,128,320
Headquarters in the USA? Yes
Branch Number: 2406
Address: 5000 W Broad St
City: Columbus
State: OH
ZIP code: 43228
State or Federal Charter: FED
County of Branch: Franklin
FDIC Regional Office: New York
Date this branch was Established: 11/29/1965
Date this branch was Acquired: 11/06/2009
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