The Financial Crisis and Great Recession were particularly tough on Michigan. Beyond the devastation the entire nation felt in real estate and the financial system, Michigan had the added torment of a nearly bankrupt auto industry and continued struggles across the entire Rust Belt.
For investors, these issues have yet to be fully resolved. The auto industry has recovered; however, it is a reshaped industry largely leaving Detroit behind.
In the video below, Motley Fool contributor Jay Jenkins runs down the four largest banks in the state by market share, including megabanks like JPMorgan Chase (JPM 1.57%) and Bank of America (BAC +1.46%) and regionals like Comerica Incorporated (CMA +0.00%) and PNC Financial Services (PNC +1.75%).
