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Operations ceased on July 31, 1997. CRA examination history below reflects the period it was active.

FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA

GREENVILLE, SC · Supervised by OCC (Office of the Comptroller of the Currency)

Est. 1961FDIC #18,395
Part ofWells Fargo & Company→ View all charters
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Current rating · Exam: May 1997

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At a Glance

Community Lending (CRA)

Outstanding

Exceeds federal requirements for lending in low- and moderate-income communities

Is this bank safe?

FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA earned an Outstanding CRA rating (1997).

Institution Profile

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Address

One Insignia Place, GREENVILLE, SC

County

Greenville County

Established

June 1, 1961

Total Assets

$3.2B(latest call report)

Community Reinvestment Rating

CRA / FFIEC

Federal regulators examine banks to ensure they lend and invest in the communities they serve, especially low- and moderate-income areas.

Overall Rating

Outstanding

Exceeds federal requirements for lending in low- and moderate-income communities

Exam Date

May 31, 1997

Exam Type

Not Reported

Regulator

OCC (Office of the Comptroller of the Currency)
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⚠️This exam is 29 years old — CRA data may not reflect current lending practices. Regulators typically re-examine banks every 2–4 years.
Estimated next exam:Overdue(based on asset size)

Rating History

CRA / FFIEC

Rating Trend

↑ Improving

Based on last 2 exams

Exam DateRatingExam Type
May 1997OutstandingNot Reported
Apr 1994SatisfactoryNot Reported

Rating Over Time

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OutstandingSatisfactoryNeeds to ImproveSubst. Noncompliance

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