Texas Stock Exchange Celebrates Transfer of Texas Capital’s Primary Listing

Texas Capital Marks First Day of Trading Under New Ticker, TXCP

DALLAS, November 9, 2026 - The Texas Stock Exchange celebrated the primary listing of Texas Capital Bancshares, Inc. (TXSE: TXCP) today with a closing bell ceremony at Klyde Warren Park in Dallas. Texas Capital began trading on TXSE on October 8, 2026, after moving its common stock and Series B preferred stock from Nasdaq. Today, the company's shares began trading under new ticker symbols, TXCP and TXCP PRB. Watch the bell ceremony HERE.

"What we share with Texas Capital is more than the primary listing of its stock and flagship ETFs, it is a deep commitment to building capital markets right here in Texas," said James H Lee, Chairman and CEO of the Texas Stock Exchange. "That work continues at full speed, thanks in part to the measures the Texas Stock Exchange championed that are now enshrined in law and in our state constitution."

"For a long time, the assumption was that a financial institution had to be based in New York to compete on a national stage. Texas Capital has proven otherwise," said Matt Scurlock, President of Texas Capital Bank and Chief Financial Officer. "We are proud to be part of TXSE and to support an exchange that expands access to capital from Texas, creating new opportunities for companies and investors alike."

Founded in Dallas in 1998, Texas Capital is the only full-service financial services firm established and headquartered in Texas, serving businesses, entrepreneurs, and individuals across the country. Two of the firm's flagship ETFs, the Texas Capital Texas Equity Index ETF (TXSE: TXS) and the Texas Capital Texas Oil Index ETF (TXSE: OILT), became the first primary listings on TXSE in September after transferring from NYSE Arca.

"Five years ago, Texas Capital set out to build the only full-service financial services firm founded and headquartered in Texas, with the talent and capabilities to compete with the largest money center banks in the country," said Daniel Hoverman, President of Texas Capital Securities and Head of Corporate and Investment Banking. "Texas is helping power the nation's economy. The companies are here, the talent is here, the capital is here, and now, with TXSE up and running, the infrastructure is here too."