Which bank became bank of america?

In 1998, McColl fulfilled Giannini's vision to build a nationwide bank with the merger of BankAmerica into NationsBank. It created the first coast-to-coast bank and provided customers with unmatched convenience. As a result, Bank of America became the largest bank in the United States. read more

By the 1920s, the Bank of Italy was the only statewide bank in California. Along with offices in New York and Italy, and with a vision to one day have financial centers across the country, the bank changed its name to Bank of America in 1930. By 1945, it became the largest bank in the world. read more

Bank of America's oldest heritage bank in Los Angeles, a farmer's and merchant's bank was instrumental in the development of the city into a thriving urban metropolis. read more

Bank of America became the largest bank in the Chicago market with 197 offices and 14% of the deposit share, surpassing JPMorgan Chase. LaSalle Bank and LaSalle Bank Midwest branches adopted the Bank of America name on May 5, 2008. read more