SunTrust Robinson Humphrey (STRH) is establishing corporate banking offices in Dallas, San Francisco and Chicago to enhance its ability to deliver a comprehensive suite of banking solutions to middle-market businesses and corporate clients in those regions

SunTrust Robinson Humphrey (STRH) is establishing corporate banking offices in Dallas, San Francisco and Chicago to enhance its ability to deliver a comprehensive suite of banking solutions to middle-market businesses and corporate clients in those regions. STRH is the trade name for the corporate and investment banking services of SunTrust Banks, Inc. (NYSE: STI), which are conducted through its wholly-owned subsidiaries SunTrust Bank and SunTrust Robinson Humphrey, Inc.

"SunTrust Robinson Humphrey is a leading, full-service, middle-market investment bank that offers high-quality, differentiated service to clients nationwide," said Mark A. Chancy, wholesale banking executive at SunTrust. "Expanding our physical presence builds on the strong STRH foundation to meet growing market needs by bringing our industry-specific expertise, client-first focus, and breadth of financial solutions to help businesses achieve their goals."

 

 

The STRH teams in Dallas, San Francisco and Chicago will cover nearby states and offer a full range of corporate and investment banking products and services, including debt and equity capital markets, treasury and payment solutions, financial risk management, foreign exchange, employee benefits solutions, M&A advisory, and liquidity and investment products.

 

 

The Dallas-based Southwest office, San Francisco-based Western office and Chicago-based Midwest office recently opened, and will complement SunTrust's existing presence in all three markets. STRH has existing asset-based lending and equipment finance leasing teams in Texas and Chicago, and a capital markets and wealth management presence in California.

The Dallas-based corporate banking team is led by industry veteran Clint Bryant, who joined STRH from Fifth Third Bank, where he served as its Southwest mid-corporate market manager. Prior to that, he was a senior relationship manager for Wells Fargo based in Dallas.