13.02.2008 13:45:00
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The South Financial Group Names Andy Morris as Commercial Real Estate Director
The South Financial Group, Inc. (NASDAQ/NM: TSFG) announced that it has
named Andy Morris as Executive Vice President –
Commercial Real Estate Director. In this new role for TSFG, Morris will
provide the commercial real estate banking teams with leadership, sales
management, and guidance in structuring, pricing, and credit quality. He
reports directly to TSFG’s Chief Risk and
Credit Officer, Lynn Harton.
"We are very pleased to have someone with Andy’s
reputation and depth of commercial real estate experience in the
Southeast join our team,” said H. Lynn Harton,
Chief Risk and Credit Officer of The South Financial Group. "Andy
and I worked together at Regions so I personally know his commercial
real estate acumen and market knowledge that he gained from over 30
years with SouthTrust, Wachovia, and Regions. He’s
a strong leader, and we’ll look to Andy to
help us continue to shift our commercial real estate portfolio toward
income-producing properties and keep credit quality at the forefront. We
welcome him and look forward to adding his experienced leadership to our
team.”
Morris brings to his role over 30 years of progressive experience in
commercial real estate banking. He spent 30 years with SouthTrust Bank
and Wachovia (following its acquisition of SouthTrust in 2004). At
SouthTrust, Morris built and led their commercial real estate line of
business. At Wachovia, he served as the regional manager for commercial
real estate activities in Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, Mississippi, and
Louisiana. Most recently, as an Executive Vice President at Regions
Bank, Morris served as the senior real estate executive (pre-merger) and
real estate line of business head (following its 2006 merger with
AmSouth).
Morris received a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration
from Troy State University.
The South Financial Group is the largest publicly-traded bank holding
company headquartered in South Carolina and ranks among the top 50 U.S.
commercial bank holding companies in total assets. At December 31, 2007,
it had approximately $13.9 billion in total assets and 172 branch
offices in Florida, North Carolina, and South Carolina. TSFG focuses on
fast-growing banking markets in the Southeast, concentrating its growth
in metropolitan statistical areas. TSFG operates Carolina First Bank,
which conducts banking operations in North Carolina and South Carolina
(as Carolina First Bank), in Florida (as Mercantile Bank), and on the
Internet (as Bank CaroLine). At December 31, 2007, approximately 47% of
TSFG’s total customer deposits were in South
Carolina, 38% were in Florida, and 15% were in North Carolina. Investor
information is available at www.thesouthgroup.com.
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