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Founded in 1963, Royal Bank America was a community-focused bank based in Narberth, Pennsylvania. It provided a comprehensive suite of banking products and services, including personal and business checking and savings accounts, loans, mortgages, and commercial lending, primarily serving customers in the Delaware Valley region. In December 2017, Royal Bank America was acquired by Bryn Mawr Bank Corporation (the parent company of Bryn Mawr Trust) and its operations were fully integrated. Subsequently, Bryn Mawr Trust was acquired by WSFS Financial Corporation in 2022, and all former Royal Bank America operations now fall under the WSFS Bank brand.

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Royal Bank America

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