Information on Banking :Top Texas Banks

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The top Texas banks as listed by the Texas Department of Banking were issued on March 31, 2010. The only ones listed on this page have a headquarters in Texas which means they are truly a Texas bank. There are many national banks that do business in the state of Texas, but are not considered Texas banks.

The following Texas banks are listed according to their asset size. The first is Comerica Bank based out of Dallas. They have assets of million and are a state member bank. The second is Wells Fargo Bank South Central based out of Houston. They have assets of million and are a national bank.

The Frost National Bank from San Antonio has million in assets and is a national bank.  Amegy Bank National Association is from Houston. They have million in assets and are a national bank.

Prosperity Bank is from El Campo and has million in assets. This is the top non-member state bank on the list. The International Bank of Commerce is from Laredo. They have million in assets and are also a non-member state bank.

The Texas Capital Bank, National Association hails from Dallas. They have assets of million and are a national bank. The Bank of Texas is also from Dallas. They have %5 million in assets and are a national bank.

Sterling Bank is from Houston. They have million in assets and are a non-state member bank. Plains Capital Bank from Lubbock has million in assets and is a State member bank.

What is true about the Top Texas Banks is that many of the national banks wish to do business with them. This is one area of the nation that is coming out of the recession very well. Their Bank Rates are competitive and none on this list are close to being liquidated.

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We strive to bring you the latest and most accurate data possible from the home sites of the financial institutions we name.  Always remember, the bigger the risk, the larger the reward or loss. Invest with caution.
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