ServisFirst Bank joins ABA Premier Partner Network
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ServisFirst Bank, a subsidiary of ServisFirst Bancshares (NYSE: SFBS), has joined the American Bankers Association's Premier Partner Network, according to a press release from the Birmingham, Alabama-based bank.
The ABA Premier Partner Network includes a limited number of organizations that demonstrate a commitment to the banking industry and align with the ABA's mission of supporting the banking system. Membership provides access to industry events, educational programming, research initiatives, and thought leadership efforts.
"We believe strong banks help build strong communities, and that commitment extends beyond our own markets," said Tom Broughton, ServisFirst Bank Chairman, Chief Executive Officer, and President. "ServisFirst Bank has been a longstanding, committed partner of the American Bankers Association and is proud to further strengthen that relationship through its participation in the ABA Premier Partner program."
Russell Davis, ABA Executive Vice President of Member Experience, said the bank "has built a strong reputation for service, growth, and innovation" and that its engagement with fellow financial institutions "will provide valuable perspectives and resources for our members."
ServisFirst Bank was founded in 2005 and reports assets exceeding $18 billion. The bank operates offices across Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia. Its Correspondent Division serves more than 390 community banks across 35 states.
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