AVONDALE, Ohio (WKRC) - Fifth Third broke ground on a new full-service banking center Wednesday in a community that has not had one in five years. It will be located in the Avondale Town Center.

Fifth Third Bank will break ground this week on a branch in a low-and-moderate-income Cincinnati neighborhood it says has been “a banking desert” for several years. Here's what's planned.

With the new branch, Fifth Third will help increase financial access while contributing to the revitalization of ... Fifth Third had $211 billion in assets and operated 1,117 full-service banking ...

Fifth Third Bank opened its fourth Charleston-area location while Clutch Coffee Bar opens café with lattes, mochas and more on the menu in Mount Pleasant. Ohio-based Fifth Third Bank opens new ...

Matt Nipper has been promoted to president of Fifth Third’s northern Ohio region. ... Fifth Third Bank picks new president for northern Ohio. Published: Nov. 22, 2024, 12:31 p.m.

With the new branch, Fifth Third will help increase financial access while contributing to the revitalization of the Historic West End. Fifth Third prioritizes financial access and neighborhood ...

Fifth Third has awarded $6 million in New Markets Tax Credits, invested $4.46 million in equity, and the Fifth Third Foundation has committed $2.5 million to the project.

One of Cincinnati’s largest banks adding Ohio branch One of Cincinnati’s largest banks expands into new state Fifth Third CEO: Business owners more likely to borrow in 2025 ...

Fifth Third must pay a $15 million penalty for opening the fake accounts and another $5 million for forcing customers who already had auto insurance to get duplicative coverage, CFPB officials said.

After a nearly 12-hour manhunt, police arrested the suspect in a workplace mass shooting at a warehouse in New Albany that killed one and injured five. Bruce Reginald Foster III, 28, was arrested ...

The Bank’s new Financial Centers enable deeper, ... By the end of 2028, Fifth Third expects its branch footprint to be approximately 50% in the Midwest and 50% in the Southeast.

CINCINNATI (WCMH) — A bank headquartered in Cincinnati will pay $15 million to settle an investigation by a federal agency but could be on the hook for more money for its customers as well. A… ...