Atlantic Bank of New York Totally Explained

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Since 2006, Atlantic Bank of New York has been a division of New York Commercial Bank, itself a subsidiary of New York Community Bank.

History

1926 New York State chartered Bank of Athens Trust Company, a subsidiary of Bank of Athens.
1952 The bank changed its name to Atlantic Bank of New York.
1953 Atlantic Bank of New York acquired Hellenic Bank Trust Company, a subsidiary that National Bank of Greece had established in 1930.
1959 Atlantic Bank of New York acquired Bankatlanta Safe Deposit Company.
2002 Atlantic Bank of New York acquired Yonkers S&L, which had been established in 1888 as the Yonkers Building and Loan Association.
2006 National Bank of Greece sold Atlantic Bank of New York to New York Community Bank for US$400 million (€331 million) in cash. Proceeds from the sale will help finance further acquisitions in southeast Europe.

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