Another corporate logo will join Charlotte's skyline

What to expect: The green sign will face South Tryon Street and is 13 feet 4 inches tall and 88 feet 7 inches wide.

• To compare, the Wells Fargo letters and Truist letters are both 14 feet tall. Huntington's name will sit lower in the sky. One South is shorter than its competitors' towers.

• Huntington says it will match up colors with other buildings for special occasions.

Zoom out: The sign is part of Huntington's commitment to its regional headquarters at 101 S. Tryon St. The bank employs several hundred people locally and is working to open 55 branches across the Carolinas.

• Huntington, which opened its office at One South in 2023, is doubling its space there from two to four floors, taking the 39th and 40th.

The big picture: Many financial institutions — TD, SMBC and Capital Group — are wading into Charlotte's banking scene, largely to capitalize on the city's workforce pipeline and population growth.

• As they expand, they're stamping their names across the city, from sponsoring amphitheaters to building bank branches.

What's next: The sign installation is expected to happen in October.

• SouthWood Corporation, a Rock Hill-based company, will fabricate and install the sign.