PNC Bank announced a realignment of its Florida markets July 6, including combining its North and Central Florida regions into one market.
The bank said Chris Kalin, the North Florida regional president since 2022, will lead the combined market.
The bank entered Northeast Florida in 2021 when Pittsburgh-based PNC Financial Services Group Inc. acquired BBVA USA Bancshares Inc., which had 23 branches in the Jacksonville metropolitan area.
PNC Bank currently has 20 branches in the Jacksonville area, according to Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. data, giving it the fifth-largest branch network in the market.
PNC has 19 branches in the Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford metropolitan area and has three offices in Flagler County, eight in Volusia, three in Alachua and four in Marion, according to the FDIC.
The bank has 190 branches throughout Florida and aims to open 100 more in the state by 2030.
“Florida remains a priority growth market for PNC, and this realignment reflects our long-term commitment to serving clients, supporting communities and investing in our organization throughout the state,” said Jim Hansen, Southeast territory executive for PNC, in a news release.
In addition to its North and Central market, PNC said it also reconfigured its West Florida market, which spans from Tampa Bay to Naples, and its Southeast Florida market, which stretches from Melbourne to Miami.