Our major intersections in this city do suffer from big banks on prominent corners syndrome. You don't see it to the same extent in other cities around the world.
It's the big banks trying to one up each other, but in 2021 does a bank really need to be on ground level retail where much of banking is happening online or by appointment. I really don't get bankers going about their business in aquariums. I understand maybe having ground level entrance, signage, but you can always have a direct access to second floors, and allow for the idea of more interactive corner stores to exist, whatever they may be selling.