Truist Moving to Close 72 Bank Branches Amid Merger Fallout Covered Up by US Regulators


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Truist Moving to Close 72 Bank Branches Amid Merger Fallout Covered Up by US Regulators

By Matthew R. Lee, FOIA docs

NEW YORK CITY, Jan 5 – Back when BB&T announced a $66 billion proposal to take over Suntrust Bank, they said they would close an undisclosed number of branches.

Then after Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard was asked by Inner City Press / Fair Finance Watch about the Fed's lax review of previous mergers, conveniently, the Fed "announce[d] termination of enforcement action with BB&T Corporation" for money laundering.

  Now in January 2024, the re-named Truist says it will close 72 branches by March. Nine branches are set to close in North Carolina and seven in the DC metropolitan area; also in Alabama, Georgia (8), Kentucky, Maryland and West Virginia. This is the result of the mergers the regulators allow, then don't follow up on.

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