TerraBank Hires New Vice President, Loan Officer

Edgar J. Nieto will serve as the new vice president and loan officer for Terrabank in South Florida, the company recently announced. Nieto brings intimate knowledge of the South Florida banking industry with over 15 years of investing experience in the area including managing a financial portfolio over over $140 million at Biscayne Bank. He also holds an MBA and Bachelor of Science degree from Florida International University

“Edgar will be a great addition to our team,” says Antonio Uribe, president and CEO of Terrabank. “His industry knowledge and experience in managing and developing substantial loan portfolios will be invaluable as we look for opportunities to expand.”

Terrabank was established as a community bank in South Florida in 1985 and offers financial services and products to local businesses.

For more information, visit Terrabank.com.

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