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TEXAS BANKING NEWS, PEOPLE AND IDEAS

Regulatory Actions

Here are the latest regulatory agency transactions regarding Texas bank applications—including new charters, mergers and acquisitions, and the establishment and relocation of bank branches—as filed with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), Texas Department of Banking (TDB), Federal Reserve Board of Dallas (FRBD) and the Federal Insurance Deposit Corp. (FDIC):

February 4–10, 2024

Name Changes

The TDB reports that Fort Davis State Bank, based in Fort Davis, has changed its name to Maverick Bank.

Branches

The OCC reports that JPMorgan Chase Bank NA, based in Columbus, Ohio, has applied to establish the following branches: the southwest corner of State Hwy. 46 W and Bulverde Crossing in Spring Branch and the northwest corner of of FM 407 an I-35 W in Argyle.

The TDB reports that CapTex Bank, based in Fort Worth, has applied to establish a branch at the southeast corner of Texas Hwy. 121 and Milrany Ln. in Melissa.

The TDB reports that Veritex Community Bank, based in Dallas, has applied to establish a branch at 4660 Sweetwater Blvd. in Sugar Land.

The TDB reports that Texas Capital Bank, based in Dallas, has applied to establish a branch at 1538 E. Southlake Blvd. in Southlake.

The TDB reports that NBT Financial Bank, based in Fort Worth, has applied to establish a branch at 200 Shops Blvd. in Willow Park.

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