The US Federal Reserve announced on Monday, June 15, it had approved a merger between First Horizon National and IBERIABANK.
The merger, announced in November, creates one of the largest banks in the southeast of the United States.
“We are pleased to receive regulatory approval to merge our two companies,” said Bryan Jordan, Chairman and CEO of First Horizon. “First Horizon and IBERIABANK together will be well positioned to navigate a changing financial services landscape, deliver superior client solutions, strengthen the communities we serve and create strong returns for our shareholders.”
Jordan continued, “I am tremendously proud of how focused our teams have remained throughout the unforeseen disruption of a global pandemic. Our colleagues have demonstrated an unwavering dedication to our clients and communities while setting the stage for a highly successful integration.”
“Today’s approval represents an important milestone as we join forces to create a leading regional financial services company dedicated to enriching the lives of our clients, associates and communities,” said Daryl Byrd, President and CEO of IBERIABANK. “By aligning our relationship-oriented cultures, we will continue to transform the way we do business to meet clients’ needs in this dynamic environment and provide a great place to work for our associates.”
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