Frost Bank is a Texas financial institution providing banking, investment and insurance products through 200+ financial centers, with over $53 billion in assets.
Frost Bank is a Texas-based financial institution with more than $53 billion in total assets, ranking among the 50 largest banks in the United States. It operates a statewide network of more than 200 financial centers and traces its origins to an 1868 mercantile store in San Antonio founded by T.C. Frost, giving it more than 150 years of continuous operation. The bank's recent expansion includes doubling its presence in Houston and tripling its locations in Dallas.
The institution provides banking, investment and wealth management, and insurance products to consumers and businesses across Texas, supported by round-the-clock customer service staffed by real people rather than automated phone trees. Frost Bank has ranked highest in J.D. Power customer satisfaction in Texas for 16 consecutive years.
Frost Bank survived both the Great Depression, when more than 5,000 banks failed, and the 1980s Texas banking collapse, being the only Texas bank to weather the latter without federal assistance. Its founding philosophy, drawn from T.C. Frost, holds that everyone deserves to be treated with significance and respect; the bank describes its core principle as the belief that "people matter most", and it continues to expand its operations and physical footprint across the state.
