| National Bank of Lovia | ||
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| Name | National Bank of Lovia | |
| Product | Financial Services, Consumer Banking | |
| Origin | Lovia | |
| NCSE | NBLO | |
| Founded | June 5th, 1991 | |
| Owner(s) | Robert Sillings CEO & Chairman | |
| Notable persons | Cynthiana Miller Founder Carl Willings CFO Jared Markins CMO | |
| Headquarters | Global, Lovia | |
The National Bank of Lovia is one of the Kingdom of Lovia's largest financial and services company, it is one of the largest private banks in Lovia by assets and by total income. Its one of the largest maintainers of Lovia's hedge funds and it controls its own credit card service. Its headquarters are situated in Lovia's capital, Noble City.
Created by Cynthiana Miller in 1991, it slowly began launching is marketing tactics to try and reel in new customers to its high interest rate savings accounts and its large loaning abilities. Its become one of the largest financier of developing companies to the present day, producing such companies as Saxxon Energy and Lovian Hardware.
History[]
After several years of travel across the globe, Cynthiana Miller returned to Noble City in 1986 and started developing a economic profile for her growing numerous customers. She slowly began complaining about the hassle of having to finance with American banks, whom at the time controlled the Lovian banking market. While aiding Nathaniel Scribner in building his company, she continue struggling with American banking companies whom implied harsh interest rates on Lovia due to its monopoly status.
On 1990, Cynthiana Miller, developed the Miller Trust Association which gave small company owners the availability to finance their companies money easily and would be able to keep their money in safe keeping. She slowly developed a close friendship between the largest growing corporate groups in Lovia and in 1991 was able to have the confidence to launch he idea for a Lovian consumer bank. With having the backing of Lovia's corporations, and having their money in her bank she was able to expand quickly to the small non-business community of citizens.
Miller launched in 2001, the Lovian Trust Mutal which allowed Lovians to develop a retirement fund off of the Noble City Stock Exchange, a relatively safe market in comparison to the New York Stock.