Huntington National Bank offers a broad set of financial services for individuals and businesses, including personal banking (checking, savings, credit cards, mortgages) and business banking for small to mid-sized firms and nonprofits, plus wealth management and insurance. Its products work through a mix of loans, mortgages, investment advisory, and card services, with customer access via branches, ATMs, and online/mobile banking. The bank differentiates itself by emphasizing long-term relationships and a comprehensive suite of personal, commercial, and wealth-management products supported by both physical locations and digital platforms. Its goal is to be a trusted, full-service financial partner that helps clients manage money, grow assets, and protect their financial well-being over time.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Columbus, Ohio
Founded
1866
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Huntington Bank launches international corporate banking. Oct 13, 2026, 18:10 ET The bank expands its capabilities to support the growth of international clients in the U.S. and their cross-border activities Columbus, Ohio, October 14, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - The Huntington National Bank is further expanding its corporate, specialty and government banking division with the creation of an international corporate banking group. This group provides strategic added value to foreign multinationals and their U.S. subsidiaries that establish themselves in the U.S. or expand their operations there, by leveraging the bank's domestic platform. The international corporate banking group offers specialized expertise in lending, international trade, foreign exchange transactions, cross-border payments and treasury solutions to provide tailored financial support for clients' cross-border growth and operations. The group focuses on U.S. subsidiaries and their international parent companies. The group is led by Suneel Gill, an industry veteran who recently joined Huntington as senior managing director and has more than 20 years of experience in international banking. Later this year, Huntington will open a representative office in London to support business development. "Suneel has deep experience with international clients and a proven track record of building relationships within global organizations," said Gordon DeKuyper, senior managing director of corporate, specialty and government banking. "His expertise will be of great value in expanding our capabilities and following a more coordinated approach to supporting companies that operate across borders." By combining insight into global markets with local expertise, the group helps clients navigate international complexity, manage risk and gain access to capital in key regions. This initiative aligns with the increase in foreign direct investment in the U.S., including a growing number of foreign companies establishing or expanding operations in the U.S. "The creation of the international corporate banking group is an important step in further expanding our commercial banking capabilities," said Scott Kleinman, president of Huntington Commercial Bank. "As more and more foreign companies invest in and expand their operations in the U.S., we are pleased to support their ambitions with the insights, connectivity and banking solutions they need to succeed." About Huntington Huntington Bancshares Incorporated is a regional bank holding company with $284 billion in assets and headquartered in Columbus, Ohio. The Huntington National Bank, one of the ten largest commercial banks in the U.S., and its affiliates offer consumers, small and medium-sized businesses, large corporations, municipalities and other organizations a comprehensive package of products and services in banking, payments, wealth management and risk management. Huntington was founded in 1866 and has more than 1,400 branches in 21 states. Some business units operate nationwide. For more information, visit Huntington.com.
Huntington bank launches international corporate banking. Oct 13, 2026, 08:30 ET Bank expands capabilities to support global clients' U.S. growth and cross-border operations COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - The Huntington National Bank continues to expand its corporate, specialty and government banking division with the addition of an international corporate banking group, which will deliver strategic value to foreign multinational companies and their U.S. subsidiaries entering or expanding in the U.S. by leveraging the bank's domestic platform. The international corporate banking group will offer specialized expertise in lending, global trade, foreign exchange, cross-border payments and treasury solutions to deliver tailored financial support for clients' cross-border growth and operations. It will focus on U.S. subsidiaries and their global parent organizations. The group is led by industry veteran Suneel Gill, who recently joined Huntington as senior managing director with more than 20 years of experience in international banking. Later this year, Huntington will establish a representative office in London to support business development. "Suneel brings deep experience working with international clients and a strong track record of building relationships across global organizations," said Gordon DeKuyper, senior managing director of corporate, specialty and government banking. "His expertise will be instrumental as we expand our capabilities and take a more coordinated approach to serving companies operating across borders." By combining global market insights with local expertise, the group will help clients navigate international complexities, manage risk and access capital across key regions. This effort aligns with rising foreign direct investment into the U.S., including a growing number of foreign companies establishing or expanding U.S. operations. "The launch of our international corporate banking group marks an important step in the continued growth of our commercial banking capabilities," said Scott Kleinman, president of Huntington Commercial Bank. "As more foreign companies invest in and expand across the U.S., we're excited to support their ambitions by delivering the insights, connectivity and banking solutions they need to succeed." About Huntington Huntington Bancshares Incorporated is a $284 billion asset regional bank holding company headquartered in Columbus, Ohio. A top 10 U.S. commercial bank, The Huntington National Bank and its affiliates provide consumers, small and middle-market businesses, corporations, municipalities, and other organizations with a comprehensive suite of banking, payments, wealth management, and risk management products and services. Founded in 1866, Huntington operates over 1,400 branches in 21 states, with certain businesses operating nationally. Visit Huntington.com for more information.
The Huntington National Bank has launched an international corporate banking group to serve foreign multinationals and their US subsidiaries entering or expanding in the US. The group will offer lending, global trade, foreign exchange, cross-border payments, and treasury services. Suneel Gill, who has more than 20 years of international banking experience, will lead it as senior managing director. Huntington plans to open a representative office in London later this year to support business development. The move follows rising foreign direct investment into the US. "As more foreign companies invest in and expand across the U.S., we're excited to support their ambitions," said Scott Kleinman, president of Huntington Commercial Bank. Huntington, based in Columbus, Ohio, is a $284 billion asset regional bank holding company.
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Movers & shakers: Brian Carlson, Chris Tomlinson & Stephanie Castro. October 8, 2026 Bob Coleman Founder & Publisher Brian Carlson Named President and CEO of Mission Valley Bank "The Board approached succession as a long-term responsibility to Mission Valley Bank, its employees, customers and shareholders," states John Parker, Chairman of the Board. "Brian brings prior CEO experience, a broad banking background and a proven record inside Mission Valley. We are confident in his ability to lead the Bank, and we believe Tamara's continued involvement provides valuable continuity as the organization moves forward." Mission Valley Bank and Mission Valley Bancorp today announced an orderly leadership succession in which Brian Carlson will become President and Chief Executive Officer of Mission Valley Bank and President of Mission Valley Bancorp. Founder Tamara Gurney, who has led Mission Valley Bank for 25 years, will transition to Executive Chair and Chief Executive Officer of Mission Valley Bancorp, and Executive Chair and a Director of the Bank's board of directors. Carlson will assume responsibility for the Bank's day-to-day management and performance, while Gurney will continue to provide strategic perspective, governance leadership, institutional knowledge and support for important customer, industry and community relationships. Carlson joined Mission Valley Bank in 2021 and currently serves as Executive Vice President and Managing Director of SBA, as well as President of Total SBA. His banking career spans more than four decades and includes service as Founder, President and CEO of Excel National Bank, as well as senior executive roles at First Bank, Temecula Valley Bank, Imperial Bank, Bank of the West and other financial institutions. He founded SBA Complete in 2011, a national SBA outsourcing platform that First Bank acquired in 2016. "Mission Valley has succeeded because of its people and because our customers know they can rely on bankers as trusted advisors who understand their businesses," Carlson says. "My priority is to preserve that approach while continuing to strengthen the Bank for the future. I am grateful for the Board's confidence, thankful to Tamara for the institution and culture she has built, and excited to work with our employees and customers as we begin this next chapter." Chris Tomlinson Joins American Bank as SBA and USDA Sales Manager Chris Tomlinson has joined American Bank as SBA and USDA Sales Manager, bringing nearly two decades of experience across SBA and USDA lending, commercial lending, business banking and middle-market lending. Tomlinson most recently served as SBA Director at OptimumBank, where he helped build the bank's SBA lending division from the ground up. His work included establishing credit and operational frameworks, building the SBA team and implementing technology and processes to streamline loan operations. Before joining OptimumBank in 2023, Tomlinson served as Senior Vice President of SBA and Commercial Lending at Professional Bank and Senior Vice President and SBA and USDA Lender at Central Bank. His broader banking career includes experience in retail banking, business banking, commercial lending, treasury management and middle-market relationship management. In his new role at American Bank, Tomlinson will focus on SBA and USDA sales as the bank continues to grow its government-guaranteed lending platform. Stephanie Castro Joins Venturus as SBA Loan Closer Stephanie Castro has joined Venturus as an SBA Loan Closer, bringing more than six years of banking experience and a background in SBA loan operations, eligibility and quality review. Castro joins Venturus after more than six years with Huntington National Bank, where she most recently served as a Quality Review Specialist. During her time at Huntington, she also served as SBA Client Specialist Section Manager, SBA Eligibility Review Officer and SBA Client Specialist. Her SBA experience includes loan eligibility analysis, quality review, client support and team management, with a focus on compliance and accurate loan processing. Castro began her banking career as a Customer Experience Banker at Huntington before moving into SBA lending in 2021. In her new role at Venturus, Castro will focus on SBA loan closing and supporting the firm's SBA lending operations.