CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Bank of America’s acquisition of LaSalle Bank will add another 1,500 ATMs to the banking giant’s fleet of 17,200 machines. The LaSalle machines are located in Illinois, Indiana and Michigan. BofA operates the largest bank-owned network and the second largest fleet of ATMs, behind only ISO Cardtronics’ 25,000 or so ATMs in the U.S. The second largest bank-owned fleet is the 8,500 machines operated by JP Morgan Chase. BofA has agreed to acquire Chicago-based LaSalle from ABN AMRO for $21 billion as part of the Dutch bank’s blockbuster takeover by Barclay’s Bank.
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