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Frost Bank Opens Medical District Financial Center—First New Site of Dallas Expansion

January 25, 2022

The Frost Medical District Financial Center—the first of 28 new financial centers to open in San Antonio-based Frost Bank’s Dallas region expansion—is now open for business. The new branch, like the other locations in the bank’s recent expansions, features a full range of financial services for consumer and business customers. It’s also home to one of Frost Bank’s newer design features, a welcoming greeter station, where bankers can assist customers with making a deposit and withdrawal, answer account questions, open an account or apply for a loan. Though contemporary in design, the new facility also includes a number of unique design elements that reflect the bank’s local heritage and evoke the Texas spirit. Historic state maps and black-and-white photos of Texas line the walls.

“We believe everyone deserves a bank like Frost, and we’re excited to bring our award-winning customer service and our corporate culture to people in areas of the Dallas region where we don’t already have locations,” says Rod Washington, Dallas region president. “We’re looking forward to getting to know more people and to help neighborhoods prosper.”

Frost will celebrate the new financial center with ribbon-cutting events at an upcoming date.

Established in 1868, Frost Bank serves the Austin, Corpus Christi, Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, Permian Basin, Rio Grande Valley and San Antonio regions.

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Frost Bank Opens Medical District Financial Center—First New Site of Dallas Expansion

January 25, 2022

The Frost Medical District Financial Center—the first of 28 new financial centers to open in San Antonio-based Frost Bank’s Dallas region expansion—is now open for business. The new branch, like the other locations in the bank’s recent expansions, features a full range of financial services for consumer and business customers. It’s also home to one of Frost Bank’s newer design features, a welcoming greeter station, where bankers can assist customers with making a deposit and withdrawal, answer account questions, open an account or apply for a loan. Though contemporary in design, the new facility also includes a number of unique design elements that reflect the bank’s local heritage and evoke the Texas spirit. Historic state maps and black-and-white photos of Texas line the walls.

“We believe everyone deserves a bank like Frost, and we’re excited to bring our award-winning customer service and our corporate culture to people in areas of the Dallas region where we don’t already have locations,” says Rod Washington, Dallas region president. “We’re looking forward to getting to know more people and to help neighborhoods prosper.”

Frost will celebrate the new financial center with ribbon-cutting events at an upcoming date.

Established in 1868, Frost Bank serves the Austin, Corpus Christi, Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, Permian Basin, Rio Grande Valley and San Antonio regions.

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Frost Bank Opens Medical District Financial Center—First New Site of Dallas Expansion

January 25, 2022

The Frost Medical District Financial Center—the first of 28 new financial centers to open in San Antonio-based Frost Bank’s Dallas region expansion—is now open for business. The new branch, like the other locations in the bank’s recent expansions, features a full range of financial services for consumer and business customers. It’s also home to one of Frost Bank’s newer design features, a welcoming greeter station, where bankers can assist customers with making a deposit and withdrawal, answer account questions, open an account or apply for a loan. Though contemporary in design, the new facility also includes a number of unique design elements that reflect the bank’s local heritage and evoke the Texas spirit. Historic state maps and black-and-white photos of Texas line the walls.

“We believe everyone deserves a bank like Frost, and we’re excited to bring our award-winning customer service and our corporate culture to people in areas of the Dallas region where we don’t already have locations,” says Rod Washington, Dallas region president. “We’re looking forward to getting to know more people and to help neighborhoods prosper.”

Frost will celebrate the new financial center with ribbon-cutting events at an upcoming date.

Established in 1868, Frost Bank serves the Austin, Corpus Christi, Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, Permian Basin, Rio Grande Valley and San Antonio regions.

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