Markets
Lubbock
PlainsCapital Bank was founded in Lubbock in 1988. Today, Lubbock is the bank's largest retail market, operating 13 branches and 26 ATMs in the area. The Lubbock market is led by one of the bank's founders, John Owens, Region Chairman.
Dallas
In 1999, PlainsCapital Bank opened the doors to its first Dallas branch located on Turtle Creek Boulevard. Soon branches in North Dallas, Frisco, Carrollton, Preston Center, and most recently, Victory Park were opened. Today, PlainsCapital Bank operates eight branches in the Dallas area, including ATMs at the American Airlines Center in Victory Park.
Austin
PlainsCapital Bank entered the Austin market in 2001 with the opening of its downtown location. Today, the Austin market has grown to and operates five branches and seven ATMs in Austin and Round Rock, Texas.
Fort Worth
PlainsCapital Bank entered the Fort Worth market in 2003 with the opening of its Western Place office. To kick-off PlainsCapital's entry into Fort Worth, the bank sponsored the PlainsCapital Fort Worth Bowl (now called the Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl) in 2003 and 2004. Today, the bank operates three Fort Worth branches and one in Arlington.
San Antonio
In May 2004, PlainsCapital entered the San Antonio market with the opening of its Renaissance Plaza location. Two more San Antonio locations soon followed, including Stone Oak and Fountainhead.
Weatherford
PlainsCapital entered the Weatherford market in 2006 with the opening of its branch on Santa Fe Drive. Today, Weatherford is the bank's second largest retail market.
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