-
Enterprise Financial Services Corp. (EFSC) in St. Louis converted $20 million of trust-preferred securities to common stock, a move that will reduce its borrowing costs and improve its capital position.
August 15 -
Enterprise Financial Services in St. Louis has extended the contract of chief executive Peter Benoist by one year.
March 27 -
Enterprise said Tuesday that its banking subsidiary has reached a deal to buy Gorman & Gorman Home Loans, a division of F&M Bank and Trust in Hannibal, Mo.
March 19 -
Enterprise Financial in St. Louis, Mo., has fully exited the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
January 10
Enterprise Financial Services (EFSC) in St. Louis has hired a new chief financial officer.
Keene Turner will succeed Frank Sanfilippo, who will become the $3 billion-asset company's chief operating officer, according to a Friday press release. Turner is set to join Enterprise on Oct. 14.
Turner previously served as chief accounting officer at National Penn Bancshares (NPBC) in Boyertown, Pa. Before that, he was a vice president at investment bank Griffin Financial Group, where he advised banks on mergers, acquisitions and other strategic matters.
Sanfilippo joined Enterprise as CFO in 2001.
The executive changes are part of a strategic reorganization at Enterprise, Peter Benoist, the company's president and chief executive, said in a press release. "Tthese changes strengthen our organization and position Enterprise for further growth and continuing earnings momentum in our core banking business," he said.
In March, Enterprise
This has been a year of big moves for Enterprise. It
