The home of the Carolina Hurricanes and N.C. State basketball could be getting a new name after PNC Bank's naming rights agreement ended on Aug. 31 and its signage began coming down on Monday morning.

possible new arena: 247Sports “We’re grateful for PNC’s continued major partnership as we embark on this next chapter in our growth story – and for the bank’s commitment to strengthen ...

PNC Financial Services bought the U.S. assets of RBC Centura Bank in June 2011. The Centennial Authority, the appointed body responsible for overseeing the arena, approved the name change to PNC ...

PNC assumes the naming rights deal for the arena when it buys RBC Centura Bank. The original 20-year deal is worth $4 million per year. The venue was named the RBC Center from 2002 to 2012.

PNC Bank's naming rights agreement has ended, and the Centennial Authority — which owns the building — is expected to vote Thursday on a contract for a new naming rights sponsor. The arena has ...

It went by the RBC Center from 2002 until 2011 and then when RBC Bank was acquired by PNC Bank, the name transitioned to PNC Arena from 2011 until 2024. PNC Bank has agreed though to continue ...

PNC Bank will sponsor the arena's PNC Victory Club, formerly known as the Champions Club, and the PNC Club Level, the Hurricanes announced Monday. PNC had previously extended its naming rights ...

became PNC Arena. The Centennial Authority, the Hurricanes and PNC Bank agreed to a short-term extension of the bank’s existing naming-rights agreement last fall through the end of next season ...