The banking group made two senior appointments in Minnesota.

US Bank has promoted Liz Deziel to head of private banking in the Twin Cities and appointed Thomas Raisbeck as a trust officer at its Private Client Reserve in Minneapolis, MN.

Deziel replaces Jeff Arnold, who retired at the end of June, the bank confirmed.

In her new role, Deziel will partner with the regional president, market leaders and banking managing directors to enhance performance in loan and deposit production and revenue growth, as well as support the development of new products and services.

She has worked at the firm for ten years and will report to Margaret Paddock, Twin Cities market leader of the PCR, which is US Bank's high net worth arm. In previous roles she oversaw specialized lending, deposit services and Twin Cities team members, as well as working at the US Bank Foundation.

Meanwhile, Raisbeck will provide trust and estate services to individuals and families, and manage wealth preservation and distribution for corporations and non-profit organizations.

Previously, he was a general practice attorney with a focus on estate planning and litigation at the law firm Eckberg Lammers Briggs, Wolff, & Vierling.