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The deal was structured as a merger of equals. The merged bank took the KeyCorp name, and operates under the charter of the old KeyCorp. However, Society was the nominal survivor; the merged bank was headquartered in
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New York and a western one in the Rockies and Pacific Northwest—within a single corporate structure. Society, in contrast, was a classic big-city commercial bank with a centralized structure largely concentrated in three states.
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in 2007 for roughly $ 280 million (~$ 396 million in 2023). As a result, Key began processing all subsequent securities transactions under its new broker-dealer name, "KeyBanc Capital Markets Inc", in April 2007.
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1890:"KeyCorp (KEY,N) reports earnings for Qtr to Sept 30"
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2074:"KeyBank agrees to buy 37 upstate NY HSBC branches"
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1950:"KeyCorp to Acquire McDonald for $ 653 Million"
1625:"Society buys AmeriTrust in $ 1.2 billion deal"
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1546:"Trustcorp and Society To Merge in Stock Deal"
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1991:"Gillespie will retire as KeyCorp CEO"
1968:Turner, Shawn A. (September 6, 2006).
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2051:Goudreau, Jenna (September 6, 2011).
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1590:Encyclopedia of Cleveland History
1588:Case Western Reserve University,
1465:Hansell, Saul (October 2, 1993).
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2173:"KeyCorp buying First Niagara"
1646:"Chairman Quits At Ameritrust"
1525:"Merger Won't Change Key Bank"
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2403:"KeyArena no more?"
2311:"KeyBank Mortgages"
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