ServisFirst Bank clients, prospects, directors, and supporters,
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Earlier this month, Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) collapsed and Signature Bank soon followed. What does this mean for the nation’s finance industry? While it’s easy to panic, I believe these situations are an anomaly and serve as a reminder of why it’s important for financial institutions like ServisFirst to continue to take proactive steps to protect themselves from potential risk.
At ServisFirst Bank Nashville, we’ve been reminding our clients just how different we are from SVB and Signature Bank. Banks like ServisFirst have more traditional business models with well-diversified client bases, well-capitalized balance sheets and excellent credit quality, which exposes them to less risk. Middle Tennessee’s banking industry is strong, and the area’s banks are the best and safest places to be.
Read on for details about our recent recognition as a top bank in America by Forbes, a spotlight on our talented female leaders in honor of Women’s History Month, a commercial banking upgrade update, and more.
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Please don't hesitate to reach out with any questions or comments.
Thank you for your continued support.
- Bradford Vieira, President & CEO
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Nashville Business Journal asks local banking leaders about their reactions to SVB collapse
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The Nashville Business Journal recently reached out to local banking leaders, including ServisFirst Nashville’s Bradford Vieira, to get their initial reactions to the rapid failures of SVB and Signature Bank.
Click the link below to see what Bradford and others industry executives said.
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Forbes names ServisFirst Bank one of America’s Best Banks in 2023
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We’re honored to share that ServisFirst Bank has been ranked #15 on the Forbes’ 14th Annual America’s Best Banks list, which assesses growth, credit and profitability to rank the 100 largest publicly-traded banks (by assets). In the midst of a challenging year economically, we are honored to be ranked at the top.
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To read more and see the full list, click below. |
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ServisFirst Bancshares, Inc. declares first quarter cash dividend |
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ServisFirst Bancshares, Inc., ServisFirst Bank’s holding company, and its Board of Directors recently declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.28 per share payable on April 10, 2023 to stockholders of record as of April 3, 2023.
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Commercial banking upgrades now launching in November |
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Our goal is to always provide an excellent customer experience. Due to unforeseen circumstances, our commercial banking upgrades will now be available in November 2023. Progress and details will be provided on an ongoing basis, so please stay tuned.
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Client Spotlight: Integrative Life Center |
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Integrative Life Center (ILC) is a boutique, privately owned treatment center for mental health and addictive disorders. ILC offers a full continuum of behavioral healthcare from residential to outpatient in locations throughout the Southeast, including its headquarters in Nashville, Tennessee, and satellite offices in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and Oxford, Mississippi.
ILC provides heart-centered, whole-person healing, believing a person is not defined by past traumas or behaviors, and lasting recovery is available to anyone who walks through their doors.
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Bradford Vieira speaks at INVEST: Nashville 2023 Launch Conference at Bridgestone Arena |
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Regional President & CEO Bradford Vieira participated as a panelist in the INVEST: Nashville 2023 Launch Conference on February 23 at Bridgestone Arena alongside other prominent, local financial leaders. During the conversation, Bradford shared why Nashville is the greatest city on Earth, the importance of banking with good people, and how ServisFirst Bank Nashville is adapting to the evolving economic landscape. Click the link below to watch the panel and read the full recap. |
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Celebrating Women's History Month: Spotlight on the female forces of ServisFirst Nashville |
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In honor of Women's History Month, we’re celebrating the talented female professionals of ServisFirst Bank Nashville. These women are some of the most hardworking, driven people we know, and we’re so grateful to have them on our team. Thank you for all that you do for our clients and team! |
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Front row L-R: Keiona Evans, Ashley Weber, Kelly Roche, Megan Spilka, Megan Doster
Back row L-R: Stephanie Sailman, Teresa Core, Britney McCoy, Susan Hannon
Not pictured: Britt Durham, Sandy Hamrick, Meridith Hobbs
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ServisFirst Bank Nashville teaches students the importance of financial literacy |
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In February, members of our ServisFirst Bank Nashville team volunteered with the Junior Achievement of Middle Tennessee Finance Park capstone program. Our team had a blast spending time with 7th-12th grade students, facilitating discussions around careers, budgeting and real-life decision making.
Special thanks to the Junior Achievement team for having us! We are proud to serve this organization whose mission is to inspire and prepare the next generation to succeed.
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Noah Wessel selected as a member of the 2023 Spring Young Leaders Council cohort |
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Congratulations to Noah Wessel, Assistant Vice President, Commercial Banking Relationship Manager, for being selected to participate in the 2023 Spring Young Leaders Council (YLC) Nashville class! YLC is the premier organization for training nonprofit board members to make a difference across Middle Tennessee. We’re proud to have your leadership in our community, Noah!
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Tripp Slyman promoted to Commercial Portfolio Manager |
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We are pleased to announce that Tripp Slyman has been promoted to Commercial Portfolio Manager! Tripp joined ServisFirst Bank in 2022 as an intern and has since grown into an outstanding banking professional. His promotion is well-deserved, and we look forward to watching him excel in his new role.
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