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About the Company
Loyal to Cleveland
Cleveland’s KeyCorp has a long history with the city, as it counts among its predecessors the Society for Savings of Cleveland, which was established in 1849. In modern times, the Society for Savings became the Society Corp. of Cleveland, which merged with Albany’s Key Bank in 1994 to form KeyCorp. Its most recent boost was the $575 million acquisition of Union State Bank Holding Company in January 2008, which added $3 billion in assets and a number of New York branches to Key’s holdings. As of March 31, 2010, Key had $95 billion in assets, and in addition to a network of 1,501 ATMs, Key had more than 1,000 full service branches in 14 states, with 15,772 employees. On the 2010 Fortune 500 list, Cleveland’s hometown bank came in at No. 356, up from No. 382 a yea...