Texas banking shifts led by holding company groups
Nearly 100 Texas banks are grouped under 15 holding companies as debate grows over whether this structure will broaden services and curb branch restrictions. Supporters cite reduced duplication and wider services, while critics warn of risks to independence and possible shift of business to larger centers.
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Southwest Bancshares Inc
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