Largest U.S. Banks in 2007

The Largest US Banks in 2007 are determined by total deposits as of June 30, 2007. The largest bank is Bank of American with over $596 million in deposits. Bank of America, headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, began as Nations Bank and after procuring BankAmerican was renamed Bank of America. The late 2005 merger with MBNA led to Bank of America becoming a worldwide leader in credit card issuing.

Rank	Bank Institution	Total Deposits	Offices	State Headquartered
1	Bank of America	$596,584,899	5,728	North Carolina
2	JPMorgan Chase & Co.	$439,996,000	3,108	Ohio
3	Wachovia Bank N.A.	$314,850,000	3,103	North Carolina
4	Wells Fargo Bank	$263,664,999	3,255	South Dakota
5	Citibank	$210,289,000	1,036	Nevada
6	Washington Mutual	$202,706,306	2,180	Washington
7	SunTrust Banks	$114,579,848	1,747	Georgia
8	U.S. Bank NA	$113,097,080	2,590	Ohio
9	Regions Financial	$88,388,815	2,087	Alabama
10	Branch Banking and Trust Company	$83,720,251	1,484	North Carolina
11	National City Bank	$82,374,824	1,451	Ohio
12	HSBC Bank USA	$75,342,071	455	Delaware
13	World Savings Bank	$73,247,967	287	California
14	Countrywide Financial	$60,616,621	2	Virginia
15	PNC Bank	$59,188,198	836	Pennsylvania
16	Keybank	$57,286,597	965	Ohio
17	ING Bank Śląskii	$54,161,553	1	Delaware
18	Merrill Lynch International	$51,601,084	3	Utah
19	Sovereign Bank	$49,134,698	745	Pennsylvania
20	Comerica	$41,797,801	395	Michigan
21	Union Bank of California	$40,650,535	331	California
22	Commerce Bancorp	$40,126,588	398	Pennsylvania
23	North Fork Bank	$38,059,484	356	New York
24	Fifth Third Bank	$37,990,237	775	Michigan
25	LaSalle Bank North America	$34,653,022	138	Illinois
26	E*TRADE Bank	$33,197,825	2	Virginia

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