July 9, 2025
| Today’s news and insights for banking industry leaders
The San Antonio lender has hung its hat on long-term organic growth. “We get to bring in customers that chose us, not that we bought,” said Dan Geddes, a 28-year Frost veteran. “We get to recruit the bankers that want to be with us.”
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The lender will spend $16.1 million on the office, which is slated to open by early 2026, according to a bank memo.
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The sidelining of the CFPB’s top fair-lending official, early-out of a leading Fed supervisor, and President Trump’s gripes toward Jerome Powell have turned July into a game of “start-bench-cut.”
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A federal judge said “friend of the court” briefs wouldn't be helpful in litigation over the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s open banking rule.
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In the first week of July, two Baton Rouge banks have made $83 million deals to acquire competitors.
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As premium credit card fees climb, “it does create a little more room for us to compete in between,” the regional bank’s head of lending said.
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Banks that fail to provide personalized, proactive financial wellness offerings risk losing customers to competitors who can deliver the contextual, data-driven insights today’s consumers expect.
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