First Tennessee CEO on what’s next for Capital Bank in North Carolina

The recent $2.2 billion buy of Charlotte-based Capital Bank Financial Corporation has turned First Tennessee into a $40 billion bank – girth that Bryan Jordan, CEO of the parent company, says will mean growth in Raleigh.

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