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Pinnacle Financial Partners reports developments for a regional bank holding company that provides banking, investment, trust, mortgage and insurance products and services to commercial and consumer clients. Its updates center on operating results, loan and deposit trends, net interest income, market expansion, recruiting of revenue-producing bankers and client-service teams, and the integration of its completed 2026 combination with Synovus.
Recurring company news also includes common and preferred stock dividends, investor conference participation, branch and market-entry announcements, and business outlook commentary for its banking footprint across Tennessee, Georgia, Florida, the Carolinas, Alabama, Kentucky, Virginia and Maryland.
Pinnacle Financial Partners (NYSE: PNFP) announced that founder Rob McCabe will remain a director and chief banking officer through Dec. 31, 2027, extending his planned tenure by one year. After 2027, McCabe will transition to a two-year consulting role, advising the CEO through 2029.
McCabe, who helped found Pinnacle in 2000 and served as chairman for 25 years, continues to lead the banking organization, recruitment and operating disciplines. According to Pinnacle Financial Partners, this decision is intended to support continuity, cultural preservation and strategic execution as the firm builds on momentum from its combination with Synovus and expands across the Southeast.
Pinnacle Financial Partners (NYSE: PNFP) declared cash dividends on its common and preferred shares. The board approved a $0.50 per share common dividend, payable August 28, 2026 to shareholders of record on August 7, 2026.
Preferred dividends were set at $0.46579 per share for Series A (payable September 21, 2026, record date September 15), $0.52481 for Series B (payable October 1, 2026, record date September 15) and $16.88 per share, or $0.422 per depository share, for Series C (payable September 1, 2026, record date August 17).
Pinnacle Financial Partners (NYSE: PNFP) hired 74 experienced revenue-producing team members in the second quarter of 2026, bringing year-to-date hires to 124 toward a 2026 goal of 225-250. The additions support the firm’s growth strategy following its January merger with Synovus Financial Corp.
New hires average about 20 years of financial services experience and are split between legacy Synovus and Pinnacle core markets. They include former market presidents and specialized leaders across commercial banking, treasury management, wealth management, specialty lending and more, enhancing coverage in Florida, Atlanta, the National Capital Region and other high-opportunity markets.
According to Pinnacle, the firm is a $123 billion-asset regional bank, the largest bank headquartered in Tennessee and largest bank holding company headquartered in Georgia, with strong workplace rankings from Fortune and American Banker.
Pinnacle Financial Partners (NYSE: PNFP) reported second quarter 2026 net income available to common shareholders of $313 million, or $2.07 diluted EPS, versus $2.00 in 2Q25. Adjusted net income was $379 million, with adjusted diluted EPS of $2.50, up from $2.00 a year earlier.
Total revenue was $1.203 billion, with net interest income of $956 million, up 2% linked quarter, and a net interest margin of 3.44%, down 9 bps. Non-interest revenue was $247 million, or $270 million on an adjusted basis. Adjusted non-interest expense fell 2% sequentially to $662 million as merger synergies began to materialize.
Loans grew 3% linked quarter to $88.1 billion, driven by commercial and industrial lending, while deposits rose 1% to $100.9 billion, following typical seasonal patterns. Asset quality remained solid with an NPA ratio of 0.50%, net charge-offs of 0.22%, and a 1.17% allowance for credit losses. The preliminary CET1 ratio improved to 9.93%.
Pinnacle Financial Partners (PNFP) named Michael McClanahan Orlando regional president, effective June 29, 2026, as part of its merger transition with Synovus Bank.
McClanahan, a 40-year Orlando banking veteran, will lead more than 100 team members across 10 offices as Pinnacle builds its brand in this high‑growth Central Florida market. The Synovus merger closed in January 2026, with the transition to the Pinnacle brand in Florida expected to continue through the first quarter of 2027.
Pinnacle Financial Partners (NYSE: PNFP) will establish its new corporate headquarters at Ten Twenty Spring, a Class-A office tower in Midtown Atlanta. The firm is leasing 165,000 square feet across five floors and expects about 400 team members onsite.
The move-in is planned for the second half of 2027. Ten Twenty Spring will house Atlanta-based senior and executive leadership and support future expansion, while Pinnacle’s bank headquarters remain in downtown Nashville. The tower will feature prominent Pinnacle signage visible from the Downtown Connector.
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ARCTRUST Private Capital acquired a seven-property, single-tenant net lease portfolio for its planned ARCTRUST Exchange II DST, targeting 1031 exchange investors.
The portfolio totals about 51,192 square feet on 7.75 acres, spans six states, has a 13.6-year weighted average lease term, and features absolute triple-net leases with CVS Pharmacy (NYSE: CVS), Pinnacle Bank, and NAPA Auto Parts–branded locations.
Pinnacle Financial Partners (NYSE: PNFP) said President and CEO Kevin Blair and CFO Jamie Gregory will take part in a fireside chat at the Morgan Stanley US Financials Conference on June 9, 2026 at 2:30 p.m. ET.
A live webcast will be available at investors.pnfp.com and will be archived for 12 months after the event.
Pinnacle Financial Partners (NYSE: PNFP) named Douglas Hromco as chief security officer, based in Atlanta, effective May 7, 2026.
Hromco, with more than 25 years in cybersecurity and risk management including roles at Accenture, Huntington Bank and Nationwide, succeeds Kevin Gowen, who is retiring after 30 years. The move follows Pinnacle’s merger with Synovus that created a $123 billion regional bank.