Bank of America Opens First Financial Centers in Wisconsin, Sets 2027 Entry into Alabama and Louisiana
PR Newswire•28/10/2026•09:01 ET
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Key Highlights
- ➤Bank of America opens first Wisconsin centers; 19 planned through 2030
- ➤Alabama expansion starts Q1 2027 with 10 Birmingham and Huntsville centers
- ➤Louisiana expansion adds eight Greater New Orleans centers in H2 2027
- ➤Bank of America invested more than $5 billion in its network since 2016
- ➤More than 95% of client interactions are digital; specialists handled approximately 10 million appointments
Expert Statements
Brian Moynihan, CEO of Bank of America
“Our clients do more and more of their banking digitally, but when they’re buying a home, starting a business or planning for retirement, they want to sit down with someone they trust”
Brian Moynihan, CEO of Bank of America
“That’s why we keep building. Each new financial center in Wisconsin, Alabama and Louisiana is a commitment to the clients, employees and communities we serve there.”
Holly O’Neill, President, Consumer, Retail and Preferred at Bank of America
“A financial center is more than a place to bank. It’s a place where clients can meet with a specialist, talk through their goals and get personalized guidance for what comes next”
Holly O’Neill, President, Consumer, Retail and Preferred at Bank of America
“As we modernize our centers, our use of innovative technology is central to how we build relationships and support clients through important financial decisions.”
Drew Slocum, President of Bank of America Wisconsin
“Expanding our presence in Wisconsin gives us an opportunity to deepen relationships with clients and communities across the state”
Drew Slocum, President of Bank of America Wisconsin
“With our new financial centers, we’ll help more clients pursue their financial goals, connecting them with the breadth of resources, expertise and solutions available across Bank of America.”
Bank of America Opens First Financial Centers in Wisconsin, Sets 2027 Entry into Alabama and Louisiana PR Newswire
Expansion extends the bank's in-person reach to approximately 83% of Americans
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