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The $121 billion-asset company based in Birmingham, Ala., said Thursday that Grayson Hall, the company's chief executive, will succeed Earnest Deavenport Jr. as chairman when Davenport retires on May 16.
February 21
Regions Financial (RF) has promoted a veteran executive to lead its private wealth management unit.
The Birmingham, Ala., company said Monday it has named Anne Copeland to the post, which oversees banking, trust and investment management services for affluent clients.
Copeland has served as an executive vice president in charge of managing strategy and client solutions since joining the $121 billion-asset Regions last April from Wells Fargo (WFC), where she served as a top executive for the company's wealth management business in Northern California.
"Anne has played an integral role in building out our wealth management strategy over the past year with a focus on providing industry-leading service and investment solutions to clients," Bill Ritter, head of the Regions Wealth Management Group, said in a press release.
Copeland's 31-year career in financial services includes a stint as a senior managing director at JPMorgan Chase (JPM), where she oversaw sales for wealth operations in Texas, Colorado, Arizona, Illinois and Indiana.
