I've never worked at a bank, but have seen many being built. I can't remember any of them having basements, but I can say that I don't remember any of them I saw built that did. That said I know what a generator looks like, and I have seen no generators around the outside of any of my local banks.
On the other hand I have worked at quite a few grocery stores in my younger years, most of which are still in operation. In all cases, none of them had a generator. Too, I have been in the back/stock rooms of many more and have yet to see a generator. I have also talked to a few managers and/or employees in stores when the power went out with me in the store, and no generators present. Too most of them have a 'back lot' where the trucks make their deliveries. Once again I have yet to see a generator sitting anywhere in back of any of the local stores.
Ultimately if there are any grocery stores, or banks in my area that have generators that I have missed seeing, NONE of them ever use them when the power goes out around here.
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