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On the Links With: Jamie Britton, Texas Security Bank’s CFO and COO
Over a round of golf at Trophy Club Country Club, Britton dives into the possibility of a recession, AI in banking, blockchain, and more.
By Ben Swanger

Business
North Texas Innovators Share How They Define Innovation
Plus: Insights into how the technology industry is growing in Dallas.
By Ben Swanger

Business
Charles Schwab Executive Christian Rodriguez Found Stability Just in Time
The current president and COO, and former Texas A&M and Indianapolis Colts linebacker, was adopted by his high school football coach after his sophomore year. It changed everything.
By Ben Swanger

Dallas 500
Meet the Dallas 500: Rob C. Holmes
The president and CEO of Texas Capital Bank talks about fintech innovation, Texas' banking market, and more.
By Ben Swanger

Dallas 500
Meet the Dallas 500: Christian Corts
Truist's North Texas Regional President talks leading as the youngest person in the room, the nonprofit his family started, and gives his book recommendation.
By Ben Swanger
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State of Banking: A Roundtable Discussion for Businesses
We talked with some of Dallas' most respected banking leaders to get their assessment on various trends and important changes in banking and finances.
By D Partner Studio

Banking
Banking Exec John Steinmetz on Giving Small Business Owners a Fighting Chance
The Vista Bank president and CEO recently participated in a community bank roundtable in Washington, D.C.
By Mariah Terry

Banking
Conversation With: North Dallas Bank and Trust President Larry Miller
The financial services exec on flexibility, opportunities, and what's ahead for the bank, which turned 60 this year.
By Will Maddox

Banking
Bank of America is Going Solar in Texas
The company is expanding its renewable energy commitment to purchase solar power for its operations in Texas.
By Plamedie Ifasso

Banking
Personnel Moves: Bank of Texas, CrossFirst, First Capital Bank, and More
A flurry of C-suite changes in DFW’s banking sector, plus new hires and promotions in other industries.
By Ben Swanger