Moss, former chairman and CEO of MidSouth Bank. “This merger creates tremendous opportunities to build on the successes that each company has achieved individually in its own markets,” said President of Franklin Synergy Bank Lee M.
Normal bank operations will resume Monday, July 14. MidSouth’s website will also be down and all the bank’s offices will be closed Saturday. ATMs will be unavailable over the weekend, but customers will be able to access their money through any other ATM in town without cost. Officials assured customers should experience little inconvenience from the conversion.ĭebit cards will work throughout the weekend. Starting Friday night, customer accounts will be converted from MidSouth to Franklin Synergy. Now the banks have joined legally, Midsouth Bank announced it will convert its data and accounts to the Franklin Synergy system over the coming weekend. Markets picked up by Franklin Synergy Bank include Murfreesboro and Smyrna. In addition to Franklin Synergy’s six locations in Williamson County, the merger adds an additional five locations in Rutherford County, for a total of 11 banking locations. Operating as Franklin Synergy Bank, the combined bank completed the merger on July 1. FRANKLIN – The paperwork was completed and signs were changed last week completing the merger of Murfreesboro-based MidSouth Bank & Trust and Franklin Synergy Bank, Franklin Financial Network announced.
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