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Huntington Bank Expands International Corporate Banking Group

Huntington Bank has announced an exciting expansion of its corporate banking capabilities with the launch of a new international corporate banking group. This initiative is designed to better serve foreign multinational companies and their U.S. subsidiaries looking to establish or expand their operations in the United States.

Located in Columbus, Ohio, Huntington National Bank is taking a significant step forward in enhancing its services to support the growing demand for international business banking solutions as more foreign companies invest and expand their activities within the U.S. market. The new group will offer a range of specialized services tailored to the unique needs of international businesses, including lending expertise, international trade support, foreign exchange transactions, cross-border payment solutions, and treasury services.

Leading the Way in International Banking

The international corporate banking group will be led by Suneel Gill, a seasoned finance professional with over two decades of experience in international banking. Gill brings a wealth of knowledge and proven leadership in building relationships with global organizations. His extensive background makes him a critical asset as Huntington Bank strives to create a more coordinated approach in supporting businesses engaged in cross-border activities.

Gordon DeKuyper, Senior Managing Director of corporate, specialty, and government banking at Huntington, expressed, “Suneel's deep understanding of international clients and his track record of fostering relationships within large global entities will be instrumental in expanding our capabilities.”

Addressing the Needs of Multinational Corporations

The focus of the international corporate banking group is to provide tailored financial support to American subsidiaries and their foreign parent companies. By combining insights into global markets with localized knowledge, Huntington aims to help clients navigate the complexities of international operations, manage risks effectively, and access necessary capital in vital regions.

The establishment of this group comes at a time when direct foreign investment in the U.S. is on the rise, with an increasing number of international firms setting up or expanding their presence in the country. This aligns perfectly with Huntington’s mission to provide critical support to these businesses.

Scott Kleinman, President of Huntington Commercial Bank, noted, "The creation of the international corporate banking group is a significant milestone in enhancing our capabilities in commercial banking. As more foreign companies invest in and expand within the U.S., we are thrilled to support their ambitions with the insights, connectivity, and banking solutions they require for success."

Future Growth and Development

Huntington Bank will further strengthen its international presence by opening a representative office in London later this year, which will aid in business development efforts. This strategic move is expected to foster new relationships and business opportunities for both Huntington and its clients.

As Huntington continues to grow, its commitment to meeting the dynamic needs of its international clients underscores the bank's dedication to providing exceptional banking experiences and comprehensive financial solutions tailored to the complexities of the global market. With a focus on international corporate banking, Huntington is poised to lead in supporting businesses as they embrace cross-border growth and development in an ever-evolving economic landscape.

About Huntington Bank

Founded in 1866, Huntington Bancshares Incorporated is a regional bank holding company with $284 billion in assets. As one of the top ten commercial banks in the United States, Huntington National Bank offers a full suite of banking, payment, asset management, and risk management services to consumers, small and medium-sized businesses, large enterprises, municipalities, and other organizations through its network of over 1,400 branches in 21 states. For more information, visit Huntington.com.