Access National Corp. in Reston, Va., said Thursday that it has hired Mark Moore, a veteran commercial banker, as president of Access National Bank.
The $1.2 billion-asset holding company said Moore, who starts June 23, will serve in an expansionary role as Michael Clarke remains president and chief executive of the company and CEO of the bank.
Moore was chief lending officer at the $940 million-asset John Marshall Bank in Reston. He was a partner with the Virginia investment banking firms McLean Group and Longstreet Partners from 2001 to 2006 and has worked in commercial banking at firms including M&T Bank and First American Bank of Virginia.
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Access National in Reston, Va., said Chairman James "Ted" Jadlos resigned to focus on a mortgage-related business.
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Access National's four-year-old wealth management subsidiary has grown rapidly and is poised to enter the black. The allure of fee revenues has drawn many community banks into this field amid weak loan growth and tight interest margins.
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WASHINGTON The Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco has selected Greg Seibly to be its new president and chief executive starting May 12. He will take over from Dean Schultz, who is retiring after 25 years at the helm of the bank.
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"As a 30-year veteran of the local commercial and investment banking landscape, Mark has deep experience and expertise in delivering on-target banking services to emerging middle market companies that aligns perfectly with our target market," Clarke said in a press release.
