FFirst Citizens BancShares operates First Citizens Bank, offering a full range of financial services for individuals and businesses. Its products include checking and savings accounts, credit cards, mortgages and auto loans, personal loans, online and mobile banking, wealth management and investment services, insurance, and small business banking. The core product set is accessed via online and mobile platforms, branch networks, and ATM access, with features like online statements, bill pay, direct deposit, and rewards programs. The bank positions itself through a broad suite of banking and financial services tailored to different customer segments such as personal, business, and wealth customers, emphasizing integrated banking experience and customer support. Overall, the goal is to help customers manage money, borrow for major needs (homes, vehicles, education), invest for future goals, and protect their financial security through a range of financial products and advisory services.
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Asian Tech Week asks What AI investors will carry into 2027. AI capital can move quickly while the proof investors need moves much more slowly. Beyond the AI Hype: What Investors Are Actually Betting On in 2027 brings both clocks into one New York conversation. The Asian will present the event as part of Asian Tech Week NYC, in partnership with First Citizens Bank. It runs November 19, 2026, from 6 to 8 p.m. EST at 11 W 42nd St in Manhattan. Ravi Shah of IA Capital and Michelle Kwok of Draper VC will join Edward Chiu, founder of Ren Health, for a discussion moderated by Simon Keyes, managing director at First Citizens Innovation Banking. The panel is designed to move past AI as a single investment category and toward the operating evidence that can distinguish a durable opportunity from a crowded narrative. That puts founders and investors on opposite sides of the same question. Founders need to explain why their advantage can survive the next model release. Investors need to decide which parts of the company remain defensible when infrastructure costs, distribution channels and buyer expectations keep changing. The event page lists The Asian, Sneha Saigal, Naimeesha, Tejas Jain and Pam Kavalam among the hosts. Register through the official event page and confirm availability before attending.
AvAir, an aviation aftermarket inventory firm based in Chandler, Arizona, has closed $170 million in new revolving credit facilities with six banks. The lenders are HSBC Bank USA, Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank, First Citizens Bank, Western Alliance Bank, Flagstar Bank, and Sunflower Bank. The company will use the money for working capital, inventory purchases, acquisitions, and general corporate purposes. The deal follows AvAir's acquisition of Full Stop Technics, a Milwaukee-based wheel and brake repair provider certified by the FAA and EASA. Full Stop keeps its brand and serves as a captive service provider for AvAir's wheel and brake exchange program. "This financing positions us to pursue our growth strategy with confidence," said chief executive officer Mike Bianco.
Globant S.A. and its US subsidiary, Globant, LLC, have amended their credit agreement to add a $300 million term loan and a $550 million revolving credit facility. Both mature on October 29, 2031. The amendment, filed on October 29, 2026, makes Globant S.A. an additional borrower. The company used cash on hand and revolving loan borrowings to refinance part of its existing term loan debt. Nine lenders back the term loan, led by HSBC Bank USA. Interest is set at SOFR plus 1.00% to 1.875%, or the Alternate Base Rate plus 0% to 0.875%. The agreement allows increases of up to $350 million, plus additional amounts, if the net leverage ratio stays at or below 3.00:1.00. Borrowers must keep an interest coverage ratio of at least 3.50:1.00.
First Citizens Bank has invested $1 million in the Dorchester Bay Neighborhood Loan Fund, the lending arm of Dorchester Bay Economic Development Corporation (DBEDC). It also gave a $30,000 Community Reinvestment Act grant. The Equity Equivalent Investment will help DBEDC finance small businesses in Dorchester, Roxbury, Mattapan, and nearby Boston neighborhoods. The money will fund working capital, equipment, and expansion, such as a second location or a renovated storefront. The Loan Fund has deployed more than $9 million in financing so far. "First Citizens' commitment is the kind of capital that turns existing demand into jobs, ownership and wealth that stays local," said Kimberly R. Lyle, chief executive officer of DBEDC.
First Citizens Bank has opened a new banking office and branch at 1540 2nd Street in downtown Santa Monica, California. The renovated property brings its commercial, innovation, fund, consumer, wealth, and small business banking teams together. The three-story, 62,000 square foot building sits a few blocks from the Santa Monica Pier. It has a retail branch on the ground floor, workspace for more than 100 associates, and event space for clients and the community. The bank occupies most of the building and has two retail tenants. The bank's Silicon Valley Bank division, recently rebranded as First Citizens Innovation Banking and First Citizens Fund Banking, will serve local technology and healthcare companies, and venture capital and private equity firms, from the site. "We're excited to offer our full suite of banking capabilities under one roof," said Katie Halliday, area executive.
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Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Raleigh, NC
Founded
1898
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