First Horizon Hires Scott Serpico as Senior Vice President, Head of Product

First Horizon Corporation has named Scott Serpico as Senior Vice President, Head of Product, to lead the bank's multi-product strategy from Memphis

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First Horizon Hires Scott Serpico as Senior Vice President, Head of Product

First Horizon Corporation, which trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol FHN, announced on July 23, 2026, that Scott Serpico has been appointed as the company's Senior Vice President, Head of Product.[1][2]

In this newly established role based in Memphis, Tennessee, Serpico will be responsible for leading the overall strategy and vision for First Horizon Bank's multi-product offerings.[1][2]

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