FCF

First Commonwealth Financial Corporation

A regional bank holding company based in Indiana, Pennsylvania, that serves customers across Western and Central Pennsylvania and Ohio through its main brand, First Commonwealth Bank, offering everyday checking, mortgages, business lending, and wealth management. Its roots go back to a bank founded in 1934, and the company itself was formed in 1982 from a merger of community banks; the "Commonwealth" in its name honors Pennsylvania. During the 2008 financial crisis, it was one of the notable banks that chose not to take federal bailout money, saying it already had enough capital.