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U.S. Bank adds Jennifer Thompson as head of investor relations

Will be responsible for U.S. Bank’s communications with the investment community

U.S. Bank recently announced it hired Jennifer Thompson as senior vice president, Investor Relations.

In her new role, Thompson will be responsible for U.S. Bank’s communications with the investment community, including quarterly financial results, investor conferences and day-to-day interactions with analysts and investors.

“We are thrilled to have someone with Jennifer’s experience and acumen, plus her strong knowledge of the banking industry and the competitive operating environment, joining us at this time,” said Kathy Rogers, vice chairman and chief financial officer.

“She understands the opportunities facing banks today as we work to transparently articulate our value creation narrative and business strategy to the investment community,” added Rogers.

With more than 20 years of experience as a bank analyst, prior to joining U.S. Bank, she served as managing director and director of Equity Research covering the U.S. banking industry since 2008. Before Equity Research, she worked for firms such as Oppenheimer, Putnam Lovell and UBS Securities. She also spent several years working for the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

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