SAN DIEGO COUNTY - News from Feb. 19, 1986
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Terry J. Metrovich, a San Diego banker who recently lost a seven-month battle to save California Heritage Bank, has been named president and chief executive of Monarch Bank in Laguna Niguel.
Directors of the six-year-old Monarch Bank are expected to confirm the 41-year-old banker’s appointment at their board meeting today , Raymond Cox, bank chairman, said Tuesday.
Metrovich comes to Monarch three months after San Diego-based California Heritage Bank was seized by state and federal regulators and declared insolvent. Before joining California Heritage last year, Metrovich was co-founder, president and chief executive of Rancho Vista National Bank in Vista. He also served with Bank of Commerce in San Diego and with Bank of America in San Diego and Los Angeles.
The appointment of Metrovich ends a seven-week search to replace ousted bank executive Michael Pollock.
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