Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Bank names private-client group chief

- Special to The Commercial

Simmons Bank has named Shelly Arnold to direct and lead its private-client group. The focus of the group is the delivery of customized banking Arnold

solutions to clients with complex financial needs, according to a news release.

Arnold will work from the bank’s River Market building in downtown Little Rock. In addition to overseeing teams in Simmons’ Dallas-Fort Worth and Columbia, Mo., markets, Arnold will be responsibl­e for building private client teams throughout the bank’s seven-state area, starting with Central Arkansas early this year.

The role of the private-client group is to deliver personaliz­ed concierge service and relationsh­ip management for high net worth clients and prospects. The private client adviser’s objective is to develop and enhance customer relationsh­ips with a full understand­ing of their short-term as well as long-term financial needs.

Arnold joins Simmons Bank from Commerce Bank Trust Co. at St. Louis, where she was senior vice president for private banking, overseeing a team of private bankers and numerous client relationsh­ips.

“As a company that combines its community banking heritage with scale, Simmons Bank has a more than 100-year history of bringing a highly personal touch to its clients and communitie­s,” said Arnold. “The opportunit­y to join a relationsh­ip-oriented company that is equally focused on innovation and growth is incredibly exciting.”

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