All Brands Owned by M&T Bank Corporation

What does M&T Bank own?
M&T Bank Corporation owns M&T Bank, a regional commercial bank with approximately 1,000 branches across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, and Wilmington Trust, National Association, a national trust and wealth management business. It also owns securities, insurance, and leasing subsidiaries inside the bank.

Is M&T Bank publicly traded?
Yes. M&T Bank Corporation trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker MTB and is a member of the S&P 500 index. Shares are widely held by institutional investors.

Who founded M&T Bank?
M&T was founded in Buffalo in 1856 as Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company by businessmen including Pascal Pratt and Bronson Rumsey. The bank was created to finance the merchants and manufacturers of what was then one of America's fastest-growing industrial cities.

Where is M&T Bank headquartered?
M&T Bank is headquartered in Buffalo, New York, at One M&T Plaza downtown. The bank also operates a major technology hub in the redeveloped Seneca One tower nearby.

What does M&T stand for?
M&T stands for Manufacturers and Traders, from the bank's original 1856 charter name, Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company. The holding company was known as First Empire State Corporation before adopting the M&T Bank Corporation name in 1998.

Who owns M&T Bank?
M&T is an independent public company owned by its shareholders, principally large institutional investors. No parent company or controlling family owns the bank. Berkshire Hathaway was a notable long-term shareholder for roughly three decades before exiting its position in 2022.

What did M&T buy most recently?
M&T completed its acquisition of People's United Financial of Bridgeport, Connecticut, in April 2022 in an all-stock deal valued at approximately $7.6 billion. The transaction added about 390 branches and extended the bank into Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Maine.