Three windows.
One hall.
Twenty-nine doors in.
HILL PHOENIX NA-W INC. works the full length of the depository-institution hall from 850 Euclid Avenue, Suite 819, Cleveland, Ohio. Window I handles commercial banking and depository trust. Window II handles credit unions. Window III handles the savings, thrift, industrial and private-bank families — 29 institution lines under one pediment.
Every depository institution
has a window here.
The hall keeps three wickets. Window I serves commercial banks, foreign-bank branches and depository trust companies. Window II serves the credit-union family — corporate, federal and state. Window III serves the widest counter in American banking: savings banks, S&Ls, industrial banks, private banks, Morris Plans and mutual institutions.
Commercial & Trust
Commercial banking houses, national and state commercial banks, branches of foreign banks, and depository trust companies.
Credit Unions
The cooperative counter: corporate credit unions, federal credit unions, state credit unions and the broader credit-union family.
Savings & Thrift
Savings and loan associations, federal and state savings banks, industrial and private banks, Morris Plans and mutual savings institutions.
The phoenix on the pediment
is not decoration.
American depository institutions have failed and risen more times than any industry on earth — wildcat banks, S&L crises, credit-union conversions, thrift charters reborn under new names. The phoenix over our door is a reminder that this hall exists to understand every one of those forms, living and historical.
Whether the matter concerns a national commercial bank, a corporate credit union or a Morris Plan legacy structure, it walks through one of three wickets and gets answered by someone who knows the counter's whole history — not just this year's charter manual.
Read the charterA hall built on the whole alphabet of banking.
Commercial banks and credit unions share a lobby in the statute books but almost nowhere else. Savings banks, S&Ls, industrial banks, private banks and Morris Plans share even less. HILL PHOENIX NA-W INC. was organized to keep all three families under one pediment — because the questions that matter rarely respect charter boundaries.
Twenty-nine institution lines. Three windows. One hall on Euclid Avenue.
— THE BOARD, CLEVELAND OH
Bring your charter question
to the counter.
Institutions, counsel and counterparties: tell the desk which window your matter belongs to — or send it unmarked and the hall will route it. Replies within two business days.