NexBank CEO John Holt Re-Elected to Texas Bankers Association Board
DALLAS, April 17, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- NexBank Capital, Inc., a Dallas-based financial services company, is proud to announce that John Holt, President and CEO, was re-elected to the Texas Bankers Association's Board of Directors. Mr. Holt was also appointed as the Chairman of the Community Bankers Council and will continue to serve on three board committees: Executive Committee, Audit and Finance Committee, and Investment Committee.
The Texas Bankers Association is the oldest and largest state banking association in the nation. Representing all Texas banking institutions, the Texas Bankers Association brings together community and regional banks and branches, bank holding companies and savings institutions. Its members represent the voice of the banking industry within the state and national halls of Austin and Washington, D.C.
About NexBank Capital, Inc. NexBank Capital, Inc. is a financial services company that serves its clients through three core businesses: Commercial Banking, Mortgage Banking and Institutional Services. NexBank provides customized financial and banking services primarily to institutional clients, financial institutions, and corporations nationwide. www.NexBank.com
NexBank SSB is a member of the FDIC.
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