Regions Bank Appoints Christina Clemmons as Texas Consumer Banking Executive

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Clemmons’ industry experience and deep Texas roots will further differentiate Regions Bank in the Lone Star State.

DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Regions Bank on Tuesday announced the appointment of Christina Clemmons as Texas Consumer Banking Executive, a senior leadership role overseeing retail-banking operations across Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, Austin, Tyler and other Texas markets.

Regions Bank’s Texas Consumer Banking Executive, Christina Clemmons

Clemmons’ move to Regions Bank is part of the company’s strategy for building more Consumer Banking growth in the state while consistently enhancing customer service.

Who is Christina Clemmons?

Christina Clemmons is a seasoned executive who brings to Regions 31 years of banking experience, including leadership roles where she focused on:

• Driving transformational growth across complex consumer banking organizations
• Building and leading high‑performing teams with bankers from a wide range of backgrounds who share a strong focus on frontline excellence
• Advancing customer‑centered strategies that support individual consumers, families and small‑business owners

Most recently, Clemmons led a global academy dedicated to financial guidance, credit readiness, and skills development for small-business owners. In addition to benefiting entrepreneurs, the academy strengthened banking talent pipelines across multiple business lines in the organization.

What will Christina Clemmons lead at Regions Bank?

As Texas Consumer Banking Executive, Clemmons will lead branch-banking and retail operations across several metropolitan areas, including:

• Dallas-Fort Worth
• Houston
• Austin
• Tyler and surrounding East Texas markets

She will focus on introducing the Regions brand to more consumers and small-business owners as Texas continues to benefit from population growth and business investments. In addition, her work will focus on deepening Regions’ existing customer relationships and supporting personalized financial guidance for individual customers and entrepreneurs alike.

Why this appointment matters for Texas consumers:

“Christina brings unparalleled experience, and by welcoming her to Regions, we are sending a clear signal of how Regions Bank is focused on solid growth, along with exceptional service, in all our markets,” said John Jordan, head of Retail for Regions Bank. “We differentiate ourselves by how we work closely with individual customers to create a roadmap for their financial success. Christina’s leadership will benefit our teams and our customers by further refining how we go to market in fast-growing cities around the state.”

Christina Clemmons on joining Regions Bank:

“What attracted me to Regions is the clear focus on meeting customers where they are and helping them move forward financially,” Clemmons said. “Regions combines the strength of a large bank with the local insight and relationships that truly matter to customers across Texas.”

Clemmons’ Education and Credentials:

• Graduate of Dallas Baptist University
• Served as a Division Sales Performance Executive following her experience as a Consumer Market Manager in North Texas
• Holds FINRA Series 24, Series 7 and Series 66 licenses from her tenure as a Division Performance Executive

Clemmons succeeds Michael Pardue, who now serves as a Retail Segment Program Manager supporting branch operations across Regions’ 15-state retail-banking footprint.

Regions Bank in Texas – Key Facts:

Where does Regions Bank operate in Texas?

Regions maintains a strong branch-banking and mortgage-lending presence across:

• Dallas-Fort Worth
• Houston
• Austin
• Tyler and East Texas

Regions also provides commercial and corporate banking and mortgage services in San Antonio. Texas is also the home of Ascentium Capital, a division of Regions Bank that connects businesses nationwide with equipment and technology financing. In addition, Regions Home Improvement Financing serves thousands of Texas homeowners through a network of hundreds of contractors who work with Regions to connect people with solutions for financing home-improvement projects.

How is Regions Bank investing in Texas branches?

Regions Bank recently announced a five-year branch enhancement plan that includes Texas, the Southeast, and the Midwest. The plan focuses on:

• Modernized branch designs
• More convenient locations
• Enhanced spaces for personalized, one-on-one financial guidance

By the end of the initiative, the vast majority of Regions Bank locations will undergo meaningful upgrades.

What else sets Regions Bank apart?

Regions offers the enhanced technology today’s consumers value – while also placing a premium on in-person, custom-tailored service.

While technology can handle basic transactions, Regions finds people primarily turn to convenient branches for one-on-one guidance on making a major purchase, creating a savings plan, or navigating other financial opportunities. Regions Greenprint® plans are a great example. At no cost, people can work with a Regions banker to create a personalized plan to help them achieve their financial goals. More information can be found here.

About Regions Financial Corporation

Regions Financial Corporation (NYSE:RF), with $161 billion in assets, is a member of the S&P 500 Index and is one of the nation’s largest full-service providers of consumer and commercial banking, wealth management, and mortgage products and services. Regions serves customers across the South, Midwest and Texas, and through its subsidiary, Regions Bank, operates more than 1,200 banking offices and more than 1,750 ATMs. Regions Bank is an Equal Housing Lender and Member FDIC. Additional information about Regions and its full line of products and services can be found at www.regions.com.

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Media Contacts:
Jeremy D. King and Kim Borges
Regions Bank
(205) 264-4551
Regions News Online: regions.doingmoretoday.com

Source: Regions Financial Corporation