CO-OP Shared Branch now has more branches than Bank of America, making it the country's third-largest branch network, CO-OP Financial Services announced today.
Wells Fargo has 6,392 branches and Chase has 5,892 branches, making them top two largest branch networks, according to the FDIC's "Find Banks" database. But with 5,341 branches, CO-OP Shared Branch now has Bank of America beat by 97 as of May 19, 2015, CO-OP said.
"There are about 1,800 credit unions participating in shared branching, offering convenient branch access to more than 52 million members wherever they may travel in the United States," CO-OP Financial Services President and CEO Stan Hollen (pictured) said in a press release.
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