Huntington National Bank has launched its first full-service branches in Charleston and Greenville of South Carolina.
These new locations are part of Huntington’s strategy to launch around 55 branches across North and South Carolina, expanding the bank’s presence in the region.
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The Charleston branch is located at 677 King Street, and the Greenville branch is at 606 South Main Street.
Both branches provide teller services, personal banking, and ATM access, along with local advice and guidance to customers.
Huntington National Bank Charleston market president Jennifer Schuchart said: “We are thrilled to open our first full-service branch in Charleston and enhance how we serve our customers and the community.
“It is with great pride that we mark this milestone and look ahead to continued investment in this market.”
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By GlobalDataHuntington’s Greater Greenville market community president Gary Daniels said: “Our first full-service branch in Greenville is the latest demonstration of our commitment to serving the Upstate.
“With the opening of this branch, we are creating more opportunities to deliver Huntington’s people-first, customer-centred approach to this community.”
In May this year, Huntington opened its first South Carolina branch in Spartanburg and its first North Carolina branch in Charlotte’s SouthPark district.
In October, the bank agreed to acquire Cadence Bank, which has over 390 locations in Texas and the southern US, for $7.4bn.
This acquisition is expected to provide Huntington with immediate operational scale in Texas and Mississippi, US.
In the same month, Huntington completed its merger with Veritex Holdings, expanding its footprint in the Dallas-Fort Worth and Houston areas.
Upon completion of both transactions, Huntington projects to join the top 10 banks in the US by size, with pro forma assets of $276bn and deposits totalling $220bn.
Meanwhile,
Huntington CEO Stephen Steinour in an interview with Reuters told that there would be job cuts at Cadence Bank following the acquisition, which is complete in the first quarter of 2026.
The number of positions to be cut at Cadence was not revealed. Houston, Texas-based Cadence employs about 5,800 people.
