Behind the deal: Why Estrada Hinojosa decided to join Texas Regional Bank

Texas Regional Bank gets to make its entry into capital markets, while Estrada Hinojosa gets access to capital. The CEOs of both companies talked about why they did the deal in an interview with the Dallas Business Journal.

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