‘2024 will be similar’: FirstBank CEO Chris Holmes on the road ahead for the finance industry

Chris Holmes, president and CEO of FirstBank, sat down with the Business Journal to share his thoughts on what 2024 might hold for the banking industry, and why consolidation could be inevitable.

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