FIRST BANK NAMES NEW CHIEF CREDIT OFFICER
First Bank (NASDAQ: FBNC) has appointed Larry Jackson as its new Chief Credit Officer, effective April 2025.
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- Appointment of experienced executive with 21 years in financial services and credit risk management
- Smooth leadership transition planned with current credit officer retiring in fall
- Bank demonstrates strong market presence with $12.1 billion in assets and 113 branches
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Larry brings over 21 years of extensive experience in the financial services industry, with a distinguished career focused on credit risk management. He joins First Bank from PNC, where he most recently served as Market Credit Executive.
"We are incredibly excited to welcome Larry Jackson to First Bank's leadership team," said Adam Currie, CEO of First Bank. "Larry's deep expertise in credit risk management, strong leadership skills, and high character will be instrumental as our bank continues to grow. We are excited about his homecoming to the Carolinas. I also want to thank Mike Brower for building an incredible credit culture at First Bank over the last decade and wish him the best in his well-deserved retirement later this fall."
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