Robert Holmes on capital adequacy
From Chairman, President & CEO Rob C. Holmes on CNBC's Mad Money · · Texas Capital
“We sold a business in November of '22 for $3½ billion which fortified us. If you look at our tangible common equity to assets, it's peer-leading and our CET1 and total capital are peer-leading. So we're safe and sound and you have to be that.”
On , Robert Holmes, Chairman, President & Chief Executive Officer at TEXAS CAPITAL BANCSHARES INC, spoke about capital adequacy during Chairman, President & CEO Rob C. Holmes on CNBC's Mad Money on Texas Capital.
About Robert Holmes
Rob Holmes, chairman, president and CEO of Texas Capital Bancshares, appeared on the Intersections Podcast on April 7, 2026. During the conversation, Holmes reflected on his decision to join the bank, stating, "I made a mistake. I shouldn't have taken the job. I would not have taken the job had I known how bad it was." He also discussed the extent of personnel changes at the institution, saying, "Most publications are going to tell the story and say you replace 90% of the senior leaders. No, I replace 90% of the employees. 90% of the employees till the day 90% of the employees are new." Holmes described the bank's restructuring, noting that it reduced non-interest expense by about 35% and reinvested 40 to 45% of that savings into technology. He said the bank moved its tech infrastructure to the cloud and that its efficiency ratio improved from 81% to 56%, while return on assets rose to 1.3%. The podcast hosts characterized Holmes as having "took an institution that a lot of other people would have walked away from" and "really made a difference in it."