Dossier
Truist
Coverage of Truist in the Nexus archive.
Brenda Laceyperson1Jason Stoogenkeperson1U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currencyorganization1Consumer Financial Protection Bureauorganization1N.C. Office of the Commissioner of Banksorganization1South Carolina Board of Financial Institutions -- Office of the Commissioner of Bankingorganization1Huntersvilleplace1Myrtle Beachplace1Michael P. Lyonsperson1Bill Rogersperson1Charlotteplace1Financial Services Industrytopic1
- Woman says someone stole $44K out of account and that bank held her responsible for part of
Brenda Lacey reported unauthorized withdrawals totaling $44,000 from her Truist account. The bank reimbursed the first $17,000 but denied subsequent claims of $27,000, blaming her for negligence. Truist offered a repayment agreement after media intervention, and an attorney advised filing police reports and complaints with banking regulators.
- CEO leaves fintech to take helm at Truist
Michael P. Lyons will become president and CEO of Truist on Sept. 1, succeeding Bill Rogers. Rogers, who has led Truist since 2021 as CEO and 2022 as chairman, will transition to executive chair until his retirement in April 2027. Lyons has over three decades of experience in financial services and a history of competitive innovation.