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profitable Visa and MasterCard business by nearly a third -- to about $ 4.4 billion in loans on about four million cards. At the same time, the move would give the
Chicago-based parent company of First National Bank of Chicago a banking charter in a state that has been hospitable to credit card issuers... the Delaware bank would give First Chicago a safe haven in any event, as Delaware doesn't regulate interest rates or annual fees on credit cards. First Chicago is the fifth-largest U.S. charge-card issuer.
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Chicago received National Bank charter No. 8. The new bank known as The First National Bank of Chicago, or The First, grew steadily in the 1860s, financing the
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Chicago acquired the north Chicago-based Ravenswood Financial Corp. for $ 55.1 million. Ravenswood Financial's only bank was renamed First Chicago Bank of Ravenswood. First Chicago also acquired the
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1248:"First Chicago to Buy Delaware Bank"
1171:"First Chicago Is Buying Lake Shore"
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138:Edmund Aiken
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1801:Ord Minnett
1649:Historical
1614:Jamie Dimon
1609:James Crown
1599:Steve Burke
1463:Jing Ulrich
1441:Jamie Dimon
1371:Beacon Rail
565:Other notes
434:Chase Tower
418:Chase Tower
377:Chase Tower
205:(1998–2004)
199:(1995–1998)
88:Predecessor
2041:Categories
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1534:Jes Staley
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263:First Card
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67:Traded as
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1425:Notable
1381:Chase UK
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1027:ProQuest
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662:See also
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404:(1980).
252:Products
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203:Bank One
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2013:Commons
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306:Chase
247:(CEO)
209:Chase
647:and
588:any
586:cite
478:GTCR
182:Fate
170:1998
163:1998
156:1995
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109:1863
102:1863
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