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TEXAS CAPITAL BANCSHARES INC/TX

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NYSE Boosts Texas Bet With Venue at Dallas Family-Office Hub

NYSE opened a Dallas office for its Texas-based digital equities venue, NYSE Texas, which has over 120 issuers. The exchange aims to capitalize on Texas's pro-business environment and growing competition for listings. NYSE Texas's first dual listing was Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. NYSE and its parent, Intercontinental Exchange Inc., employ about 200 in Texas.

Texas Stock Exchange lands first primary listings in bid to carve out market turf

Texas Stock Exchange (TXSE) secured its first primary listings. Texas Capital Bancshares said two of its ETFs will move their primary trading venue to TXSE starting Sept. 16, subject to regulatory approval, while keeping tickers and strategies unchanged. TXSE began full trading in July and plans to accept IPOs next year, with backers including BlackRock, Citadel Securities and Charles Schwab.

Texas Capital Bancshares moves ETFs to Texas Stock Exchange

Texas Capital Bancshares said two of its ETFs will shift their primary listing venue to the Texas Stock Exchange starting Sept. 16, pending regulatory approvals. The funds currently trade on NYSE Arca, and their tickers and strategies will remain unchanged. TXSE began operations recently and has backing from BlackRock, Citadel Securities, and Charles Schwab.

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Texas Stock Exchange lands first primary listings in bid to carve out market turf

Texas Stock Exchange (TXSE) secured its first primary listings. Texas Capital Bancshares said two of its ETFs will move their primary trading venue to TXSE starting Sept. 16, subject to regulatory approval, while keeping tickers and strategies unchanged. TXSE began full trading in July and plans to accept IPOs next year, with backers including BlackRock, Citadel Securities and Charles Schwab.

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Texas Stock Exchange wins first primary listings with TCBI’s ETFs

Texas Capital Bancshares (TCBI) announced that two of its ETFs will switch their primary listing to the Texas Stock Exchange (TXSE) from NYSE Arca, pending approval. The move marks TXSE's first primary listings. The ETFs' ticker symbols and strategies will remain unchanged. TXSE, backed by BlackRock, Citadel Securities, and Charles Schwab, began full trading in July and plans to accept IPOs next year.

Central Valley banks post mixed second

Central Valley community banks reported mixed Q2 results. FFB Bancorp posted net income of $5.48M, with loans up 15% to $1.26B and deposits up 12% to $1.38B, but margin narrowed and credit-loss provisions rose. Community West Bancshares earned $2.7M, hit by $7.5M merger expenses and higher credit-loss reserves. Sierra Bancorp net income was $9.9M, affected by a $2.5M specific reserve. TriCo Bancshares net income rose to $34.2M as loan growth and fees offset merger costs tied to First Hawaiian.

Is Texas Capital Bancshares (TCBI) Undervalued After Its Buyback, Earnings, And Dividend Update?

Simply Wall St reports Texas Capital Bancshares (TCBI) completed a US$98.19 million buyback, released new quarterly earnings, and declared common and preferred dividends. The stock at $98.85 fell 4.91% over one month but rose 22.40% over one year. A fair value narrative cites $107.69, while a DCF model estimates $148.77, with risks including Texas concentration and data breach impacts.

Why one bank is determined to reincorporate in Texas

Texas Capital Bancshares plans to again seek shareholder approval to change its state of incorporation from Delaware to Texas after its first attempt failed. CEO Rob Holmes said proxy advisory firms recommended a no vote, citing reduced shareholder rights. The bank, with $33.9B in assets, reported about 45% support in April. Texas law changes took effect in May 2025.

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