TAB Bank appointed Curt Queyrouze president. Queyrouze served as TAB’s chief credit officer for the past two years. He will be based out of TAB Bank’s corporate headquarters in Ogden, UT and will oversee all strategic, financial and operational functions of the bank.

“We are very excited to announce the appointment of Curt as the new president of TAB Bank,” said Chuck Maggelet, chairman of the board of directors for TAB Bank. “Curt will provide steady and consistent leadership as we steer TAB Bank toward future opportunities. We have established ourselves as a leader and an innovator in providing smartly engineered financial solutions for our clients. Curt and I have discussed at length what we need to do to continually strengthen this position and to achieve our strategic goals and objectives.”

Prior to joining TAB Bank, Queyrouze served as SVP and director of loss mitigation for Whitney Bank. Prior to that, he served as COO of The Receivables Exchange, playing a role in the launch of this internet based, factoring auction platform. He also previously served as division credit executive for PNC Business Credit.

“Curt’s experience within the commercial finance industry runs the gamut,” Maggelet said. “He is a seasoned professional with many years of experience in creating and nurturing mutually beneficial relationships and leading successful organizations. I am extremely confident in his ability to keep us moving in the right direction.”

TAB Bank provides working capital solutions to commercial businesses through a variety of asset-based structures including asset-based revolving loans, accounts receivable financing, lines of credit and equipment finance.

“TAB Bank is a great organization. We boast an exceptional team of commercial finance and commercial banking professionals,” Queyrouze said. “I am impressed with their level of commitment and dedication as they work each day to provide outstanding service, support, and solutions for our many clients, prospective clients, and partners. I am thrilled to continue to stand next to them and work with them as we look to and prepare for the future.”