North Carolina National Bank

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North Carolina National Bank (NCNB) was the name taken in 1960 by American Commercial Bank of Charlotte, North Carolina.

The bank later reorganized so that its legal status was that of the leading subsidiary of NCNB Corporation, and in 1991 the corporation (and the subsidiary bank) changed their name to NationsBank after the acquisition of C&S/Sovran Corp.

The bank that was NCNB and later NationsBank merged with Bank America Corporation in 1998 to form Bank of America, the second largest bank in the United States. The corporate headquarters of the combined entity was moved to Charlotte, North Carolina.

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