With the merger completed and systems converted, First Horizon Corp. has put its name on the five-story former IberiaBank building at 135 W. Bay St. Downtown.
The banks merged in July 2020. The operating systems were converted Feb.18-21.
The sign went up Feb. 20. The FirstHorizon.com site says IberiaBank banking centers will reopen Feb. 22 as First Horizon.
American/Interstate Signcrafters Inc. of Boynton Beach is the contractor for the project, including the Truist name, logo and directional signs for parking, the entrance and the ATM.
The Downtown Investment Authority said the signs were not required to request Downtown Development Review Board approval because they met code, meaning they were under the allowed square footage.
On July 2, 2020, First Horizon National Corp., based in Memphis, Tennessee, and IberiaBank Corp., of Lafayatte, Louisiana, announced they completed their all-stock $3.9 billion merger of equals.
The combined company is headquartered in Memphis and operates under the First Horizon name.
Its two Northeast Florida offices are Downtown and in Ponte Vedra Beach. The Downtown building is next to the Bank of America Tower.
The combined company has $89 billion in assets, $74.6 billion in deposits and $54.7 billion in loans as of Dec. 31.
First Horizon Bank operates in 12 states across the southern U.S.
