BB&T and SunTrust Banks completed their merger and relaunched as Truist Financial, the sixth largest U.S. commercial bank.

“This is a historic moment for Truist – a financial services organization created from two companies with shared values and a deep commitment to building a better future for our clients and communities,” said Truist Chairman and CEO Kelly S. King. “The completion of this merger of equals is a tremendous achievement and a testament to the thousands of Truist teammates who have diligently worked to ensure its timely conclusion.”

“With Truist, we’re creating a new company with a bold, transformative vision to increase investment in innovative technology and create a distinctive teammate and client experience,” said Truist President and Chief Operating Officer Bill Rogers. “We have much work ahead of us, but we’re well-positioned to create meaningful change for the clients we serve and the communities where we live and work.”

For now, clients will continue to be served through their respective BB&T or SunTrust branches, websites, mobile apps, financial advisors and relationship managers.

The full transition to Truist will occur as systems are integrated over the next two years. There will be no merger-related changes to account numbers or routing numbers for checking, savings and money market accounts for the vast majority of clients. Most customers won’t need to order new checks or make changes to direct deposits, automatic drafts or wire instructions related to these accounts.