Henry Clay
Well, Hamilton and Washington created the first National Bank of the US.
Depends upon which First National Bank you are referring to. There are many both defunct and still in business. There is one in South Africa, one in Omaha Neb., one in Pennsylvannia...
Emergency Bank Act
Well, for one thing, I know that Andrew Jackson lobbied very hard to avoid the extension of the charter of the bank. PS: In doing so, he created one of the worst economic crisis in the young nation's history.
If you're referring to the "bank of the US" in terms of the Federal Reserve than no it's not the same as a national bank. The Federal Reserve is the central bank of the United States; just like the Bank of England is the central bank to England. It's main priorities are involved in dealing with monetary policy. In the US however, a bank can gain the status as N.A. at the end of the title because through the US Department of Treasury's, Office of the Comptroller grants a bank a national charter of operation.
National Bank of Bahrain was created in 1957.
National Commercial Bank was created in 1953.
Merchants' National Bank was created in 1914.
Centennial National Bank was created in 1876.
McKeesport National Bank was created in 1891.
National Bank of Alaska was created in 1916.
Western National Bank was created in 1977.
National Bank of Egypt was created in 1898.
National Bank of Detroit was created in 1933.
Cal National Bank was created in 1996.
National Bank of Malawi was created in 1971.
National Bank of Dominica was created in 1976.