NCBC

Nova Marina-Charleston Banking Corporation

File:NCBClogo.png NCBC’s logo
Type	Bank
Traded as	NCBC CBSE NCBC Nova Marina Stock Exchange
Industry	Banking
Fate	Broken apart from United Corporation
Predecessor	Hampton Mining Company
Successor	United Corporation
Founder	Alberto Unitsen
Headquarters	Walton Centre, Charleston, Nova Marina And Charleston , PyeMcGowan
Number of locations	See NCBC Locations
Area served	Worldwide
Key people	Veronica Unitsen CEO, Herbert Shrutte CFO,
Services	Loans, Banking Services, Investment, Brokerage, Welath Management
Revenue	A10.445 Billion
Operating income	A3.247 Billion
Net income	A3.190 Billion
Total assets	A1.191 Trillion
Total equity	A50.232 Billion
Number of employees	102,563
Divisions	NCBC Europa NCBC Aurelia NCBC Alharu NCBC Argis NCBC Maranesia NCBC Thalassa ]]
Subsidiaries	NCBC Shipping International NCBC Holdings Group First One Bank Adlantic Bank

NCBC is a PyeMcGowian multinational banking, financial services and holding company founded by Alberto Unitsen in 1846. The origins of the bank lie in the cities of Charleston and to a lesser extent Nova Marina, where the first branches were based. The company first expanded into Dawson and Wendover in 1850. Later on also into neighbouring nations, Alenveil and Theodoria. The Theodorian division was seized by Theodorian Authorities over false allegations over corruption. The Corporation has a primary listing on the Charleston Stock Exchange And Nova Marina Stock Exchange As NCBC.

International Operations

The NCBC corporation started its internation division in 1904, as foreign trade was becoming more frequent in the Auraid. One of their largest offices is in Arkhavn, Andalla, and serves as its Thallassan Headquarters, not too far from its Aurelian Headquarters in Manamana, where it has come under fire for tax evasion under Manamana law. The Corporation also possesses multiple buildings across more developed continents, especially Europa, where it gets 39% of its annual revenue from.