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"We’re proud to be committed to local leadership while still being able to offer a full breadth of services typically only found at large national firms.”
In September 2021, Texas Capital Bank set out with a new vision: to be the flagship financial services firm in Texas serving the best clients in its markets. To achieve this, the firm has been focused on creating products and industry segmentation that enable it to be a stronger partner to clients throughout their full lifecycles.
Texas Capital Bank is the full-service financial services firm headquartered in Texas, and Fort Worth Business Banking Manager, Dave Monaghan, believes that the firm provides a unique, real-time view of economic and business realities in the state that can drive value for clients doing business here.
“We have been fortunate to bring on more than 50 new team members in Fort Worth alone, further signifying Texas Capital Bank’s commitment to the third-fastest growing city in the country,” Monaghan says. “It is an important part of our strategy to place key decisionmakers close to our clients in each market, and Fort Worth is a prime example of this commitment.”
Monaghan joined Texas Capital Bank to lead Fort Worth’s Business Banking team in October 2021 after more than twenty years with large national bank. He applies his experience to create an atmosphere of collaboration and inclusion to benefit both employees and clients. He believes that every aspect of operations must be lead with enthusiasm and passion that builds trust.
“Great leaders are transparent, trusting, humble, passionate, and accountable,” Monaghan says. “One of my favorite quotes is, ‘What would you attempt to do if you knew you could not fail?’ Great leaders have the courage to take chances and learn from the results.”
When it comes to doing business in Fort Worth, Monaghan is focused on building deep relationships with clients in the community so that Texas Capital Bank can facilitate and provide the success-driving services and solutions they need, at the scale and time they are needed. “It’s our priority to provide high-touch, responsive service in order to keep our clients educated with valued advice,” Monaghan says. “Relationships are how we build trust that stays with Texas Capital Bank, and leads us to earning the first call when a business need arises.”
As he looks ahead, Monaghan acknowledges a challenging landscape of unforeseen obstacles like the pandemic, the war in Ukraine, supply chain disruptions, drought-affecting crop harvests, and labor shortages — and their impact on his clients.
“Adapting to the inflationary climate and interest rate increases has companies looking at new and unique ways to grow revenues and shrink expenses,” he says. “Texas Capital Bank is positioned to help navigate these impactful situations, and we can bring a deep understanding of the market forces at play into the conversation. We’re proud to be committed to local leadership while still being able to offer a full breadth of services typically only found at large national firms.”
To learn more about Texas Capital Bank and the Fort Worth Business Banking group, visit texascapitalbank.com/business-banking.The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of Texas Capital Bank.