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Rio Bank Expands Footprint Outside Rio Grande Valley with New Banking Center in Alamo Heights

December 13, 2023

McAllen-based Rio Bank announced the opening of its first full-service banking center outside of the Rio Grande Valley. The new branch, located in Alamo Heights, marks a significant milestone for the bank as it establishes a presence in one of San Antonio’s most vibrant and growing neighborhoods. The branch, located at 5700 Broadway, is Rio Bank’s 16th banking center with plans for future growth in Central Texas.

“The opening of our Alamo Heights banking center is a testament to our commitment to expanding our reach and serving the communities that matter most to us,” says Brian Humphreys, president. “Alamo Heights is a thriving community with a strong sense of identity, and we are excited to become a part of its fabric.”

The Alamo Heights banking team is led by Josh Collins, executive vice president and director of market development. The team also includes Samantha McKee, private banker; Greg Stouffer, business development; Antonio Moreno, commercial loan officer; and Pricilla Tovar-Solis, banking center manager.

“Rio Bank has a rich heritage of community, commitment and relationship banking. I am excited to introduce San Antonio and our surrounding communities to Rio Bank, our kind of bank,” Collins says.

Established in 1985, Rio Bank had $790 million in assets and $393 million in loans as of September 30, 2023.

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Rio Bank Expands Footprint Outside Rio Grande Valley with New Banking Center in Alamo Heights

December 13, 2023

McAllen-based Rio Bank announced the opening of its first full-service banking center outside of the Rio Grande Valley. The new branch, located in Alamo Heights, marks a significant milestone for the bank as it establishes a presence in one of San Antonio’s most vibrant and growing neighborhoods. The branch, located at 5700 Broadway, is Rio Bank’s 16th banking center with plans for future growth in Central Texas.

“The opening of our Alamo Heights banking center is a testament to our commitment to expanding our reach and serving the communities that matter most to us,” says Brian Humphreys, president. “Alamo Heights is a thriving community with a strong sense of identity, and we are excited to become a part of its fabric.”

The Alamo Heights banking team is led by Josh Collins, executive vice president and director of market development. The team also includes Samantha McKee, private banker; Greg Stouffer, business development; Antonio Moreno, commercial loan officer; and Pricilla Tovar-Solis, banking center manager.

“Rio Bank has a rich heritage of community, commitment and relationship banking. I am excited to introduce San Antonio and our surrounding communities to Rio Bank, our kind of bank,” Collins says.

Established in 1985, Rio Bank had $790 million in assets and $393 million in loans as of September 30, 2023.

Collins, Tovar-Solis and Gonzales
Stouffer and Moreno
McKee

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Rio Bank Expands Footprint Outside Rio Grande Valley with New Banking Center in Alamo Heights

December 13, 2023

McAllen-based Rio Bank announced the opening of its first full-service banking center outside of the Rio Grande Valley. The new branch, located in Alamo Heights, marks a significant milestone for the bank as it establishes a presence in one of San Antonio’s most vibrant and growing neighborhoods. The branch, located at 5700 Broadway, is Rio Bank’s 16th banking center with plans for future growth in Central Texas.

“The opening of our Alamo Heights banking center is a testament to our commitment to expanding our reach and serving the communities that matter most to us,” says Brian Humphreys, president. “Alamo Heights is a thriving community with a strong sense of identity, and we are excited to become a part of its fabric.”

The Alamo Heights banking team is led by Josh Collins, executive vice president and director of market development. The team also includes Samantha McKee, private banker; Greg Stouffer, business development; Antonio Moreno, commercial loan officer; and Pricilla Tovar-Solis, banking center manager.

“Rio Bank has a rich heritage of community, commitment and relationship banking. I am excited to introduce San Antonio and our surrounding communities to Rio Bank, our kind of bank,” Collins says.

Established in 1985, Rio Bank had $790 million in assets and $393 million in loans as of September 30, 2023.

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