Chemical Bank
| Institution is inactive | |
| Legal form | Corporation |
| Founder | Balthazar P. Melick |
| Founding date | 1824 |
| Liquidation date | 1996 |
| Headquarters | New York City |
| Wikipedia link | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemical_Bank |
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Chemical Bank
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JPMorgan Chase & Co
Chemical Bank forms the core of today's JPMorgan Chase.
Chemical Bank
- Takeover 1996 -
Chase Manhattan Bank
In 1996, Chemical Bank merged with Chase Manhattan Corporation. The merger marked the end of the independent Chemical Bank and its continuation under the Chase name.
The history of the Chemical company name finally ended in 1996 with the takeover of the Chase Manhattan Bank. Although Chemical was the acquiring company, the merged institute adapted the name Chase, which had a higher level of awareness outside the United States. This created the largest credit institution in North America.
Chemical Bank
- founder -
Balthazar P. Melick
The Chemical Bank, co-founded by Melick, was run as a bank from the New York Chemical Manufacturing Company from 1824. Chemical Bank developed into one of the largest banks in the USA and later continued to exist institutionally - including mergers and acquisitions.
Balthazar P. Melick was a co -founder and first president of Chemical Bank
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Chemical Bank
- involved in the foundation & director -
Cornelius Roosevelt
In 1844, when the original Charter of the New York Chemical Manufacturing Company expired, the chemical company was liquidated and only founded as a bank, where it became the Chemical Bank of New York in 1844.
Roosevelt was one of his first directors as part of his new charta, together with John D. Wolfe, Isaac Platt and Bradish Johnson and the President of Bank John Q. Jones. The company sold all remaining supplies from the chemical division and real estate stocks up to 1851 and later became today's Chase Bank.
Roosevelt was one of his first directors as part of his new charta, together with John D. Wolfe, Isaac Platt and Bradish Johnson and the President of Bank John Q. Jones. The company sold all remaining supplies from the chemical division and real estate stocks up to 1851 and later became today's Chase Bank.
Chemical Bank
- Vice -president -
James A. Roosevelt
James A. Roosevelt was Vice President of the Chemical Bank of New York, one of the city's leading banks.
Chemical Bank
- Vice -president -
Theodore Roosevelt senior
Theodore Sr. was Vice President of the Chemical Bank of New York.
Chemical Bank
- Fusion partner (1991) -
Manufacturers Hanover Corporation
Chemical Bank merged with Manufacturers Hanover Corporation in 1991 to form one of the largest banks in the United States.
Chemical Bank
- founder -
Isaac Jones
Isaac Jones was one of the founders of the New York Chemical Manufacturing Company, which became the Chemical Bank.
Chemical Bank
- founder -
Jabez Campbell
Jabez Campbell was a co-founder of the New York Chemical Manufacturing Company, which later became the Chemical Bank.