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May 21, 2013
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PNC Financial Services (PNC) Company Overview
PNC Bank (NYSE: PNC) is a regional bank with about 1,100 branches in the eastern United States.[1]
Unlike other banks, a large percentage of PNC Bank's income comes from non-interest, or fee-based, revenue.[2] As other banks have faced increasing default rates on loans and mortgages, PNC Bank has maintained a steadier stream of income because its interest income makes up a smaller percentage of its total revenue. However, PNC Bank is still highly exposed to commercial real estate construction, home equity loans, and residential mortgages, with more than 45% of its loan portfolio in these three asset classes.[3]
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- Company Overview
- Business and Financial Metrics[5]
- Business Segments[6]
- Retail Banking (39.5% of total revenues)
- Corporate and Institutional Banking (36.4% of total revenues)
- Asset Management Group (0.7% of total revenues)
- BlackRock (1.8% of total revenues)
- Residential Mortgage Banking (3.0% of total revenues)
- Distressed Assets Portfolio (0.6% of total revenues)
- Key Trends and Forces
- PNC Bank Must Take on Mercantile and Yardville's Assets Without Being Overwhelmed By Their Bad Debt
- Competition
- Regional Competitors
- National Competitors
- References
