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As seen in: Punchbowl, MSN, Bloomberg News, Yahoo Finance, Albuquerque Business First, Austin Business Journal, Chron, Dallas Business Journal, Flipboard, Houston Business Journal, Kansas City Business Journal and
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Texas Capital, buoyed by turnaround, to pay first-ever dividend Original

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By Catherine Leffert 
| American Banker
Key insight: Texas Capital launched a new plan to grow its private banking and family office business. It plans to employ a playbook that's similar to the one it employed in building its investment banking business. Supporting data: The company doubled its investment banking and advisory fees over the last year, to $32 million in the first quarter. Forward look: Despite seeing credit costs tick up in the first quarter, the bank maintained its guidance for 2026.
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Texas Capital, buoyed by turnaround, to pay first-ever dividend

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By Catherine Leffert 
| Westlaw Today
Texas Capital Bancshares is notching more "firsts" as it continues to see the impact of its multiyear turnaround. The Dallas bank has launched a new family office business, and it will pay a quarterly common stock dividend for the first time in its...
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Capital One sees opportunities. Investors want guidance.

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By Catherine Leffert 
| American Banker
Key insight: Capital One managed to buoy its bottom-line growth by managing down expenses and credit costs. Supporting data: The company's net income rose 2% from the prior quarter, despite revenue dropping 2%. What's at stake: Capital One is working to swallow its acquisition of Discover Financial Services, recently completing the conversion of its debit customers to the Discover payments network.
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