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Texas Capital Bancshares, Inc. - Common Stock (TCBI)

64.15
-2.47 (-3.71%)
NASDAQ · Last Trade: Apr 4th, 10:46 PM EDT
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Competitors to Texas Capital Bancshares, Inc. - Common Stock (TCBI)

Cadence Bancorporation

Cadence Bancorporation competes with Texas Capital by focusing on relationships with community businesses and providing personalized banking services. Both companies emphasize customer service and tailored financial products. Cadence has carved out a niche by specializing in industries that may be underserved by larger banks, and while TCBI boasts more significant capital and resources, Cadence's deep local connections provide it with a competitive edge in specific markets.

Comerica Incorporated CMA -3.10%

Comerica competes with Texas Capital by offering a full suite of commercial banking services across multiple states, with a particular strength in business loans and treasury management services. While TCBI is more concentrated in Texas, Comerica stretches across various regions, allowing it to capture a larger market share. Comerica's established presence and extensive product offerings give it a competitive advantage over Texas Capital in terms of scale and reach.

First Foundation Inc.

First Foundation Inc. and Texas Capital Bancshares compete in the high-net-worth and affluent market segments, with a strong emphasis on private banking and wealth management. Both institutions aim to provide differentiated services such as estate planning and investment management; however, First Foundation has developed a notable competitive advantage by integrating wealth management with banking services more seamlessly, serving clients who prioritize both investment growth and banking convenience.

Zions Bancorporation ZION -5.87%

Zions Bancorporation competes with Texas Capital Bancshares primarily through its strong regional presence and focus on providing a wide array of financial services, including commercial banking, wealth management, and treasury management. Both banks target similar customer bases in the southwestern United States and have developed substantial small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) lending capabilities. However, Zions has a competitive advantage due to its extensive branch network and a long-standing reputation in the markets it serves.