I don't recall any banks announcing that they were going to run Lightning nodes. That would be a pretty major headline I'm pretty sure I would have noticed. Like most people involved in Bitcoin, I'm not a fan of banks. I'd be dubious of anything that resembled traditional finance and fractional reserve making their way into Bitcoin. Thankfully, the closest thing we have to that are called Exchanges. If only people directed their misplaced vitriol at those instead of attacking Lightning, which could well lead to completely decentralised exchange. There are no banks in Lightning.
You have not taken the time to read the white paper and you are free to call lightning hubs what ever you like
but they charge both transaction fees and interest on BTC loaned out and the rest of the world tends to call these
"Banks"
Nothing about these bank/hubs is decentralised and if Bitcoin is so safe then maybe you won't want to read this
https://www.rt.com/business/419901-satoshi-sued-cryptocurrency-theft/or watch this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYHFrf5ci_g