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  2. May 1, 2024 · In 1909 Giannini began buying banks elsewhere throughout the state of California and converting them into branches of the Bank of Italy. By 1918 the Bank of Italy had become the first statewide branch-banking system in the United States.

  3. Branch banking was introduced by Giannini shortly after 1909 legislation that allowed branch banking in California. Its first branch outside San Francisco was established in 1909 in San Jose. By 1916, Giannini had expanded and opened several other branches.

  4. In 1909 Giannini began purchasing banks throughout California, converting them into branches of the Bank of Italy. By1918 the Bank of Italy had become the first statewide bank in the United States. In 1930 the Bank of Italy was renamed the Bank of America, and would soon become the largest banking institution in the world.

  5. 1949, San Mateo, CA. When most banks closed at 3pm, Giannini kept his banks open until nine or ten at night for workers. Photos: (left) Victoria Hammerness; (right) Library of Congress. Branch...

  6. Jan 5, 2018 · “Mr. Giannini and his Bank of Italy,” reported a local newspaper, “were once again the talk of San Francisco.” Two years later, California allowed statewide branch banking, and Giannini began expanding rapidly. By 1920, the Bank of Italy was the fourth-largest bank in the state.

  7. Mar 21, 2021 · Giannini was a gracious practitioner, but he was also a genius who revolutionized banking in the United States. In 1909, he pioneered the concept of “branch banking,” after he noticed customers traveling long distances to do business. His first of hundreds of branches was opened in San Jose.

  8. Many of his customers were traveling over long distances to do business with him, so in 1909 he decided to open a branch of his bank in San Jose to make it easier for them. He then began to buy other banks and open new ones in many other California cities, and a few other major US cities.

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