In Inside Man, what is the name of the Manhattan bank targeted by Dalton Russell's crew?

In Inside Man, Dalton Russell's crew targets the Manhattan Trust Bank. The fictional bank is the setting for the film's central hostage crisis and carefully planned robbery in New York City.

Russell and his accomplices enter the bank disguised as painters and take employees and customers hostage. Detective Keith Frazier is assigned to negotiate with them, while bank owner Arthur Case becomes increasingly anxious about what may be hidden inside a particular safe-deposit box.

The bank's name can be confused with the film's real-world production locations. Inside Man was filmed in New York, and the story uses recognizable financial-district surroundings, but Manhattan Trust Bank is a fictional institution created for the movie.

The title also reflects the robbery's unusual structure. The film gradually reveals that Russell's plan involves more than stealing cash and escaping. Its mystery elements connect the bank's contents to Case's past and to the crime's carefully engineered aftermath.