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Cullen/Frost moves primary stock listing to Texas Stock Exchange

Cullen/Frost Bankers is moving its primary stock listing from the New York Stock Exchange to the Texas Stock Exchange. Trading on TXSE begins November 12, with both the company's common stock and depositary shares transferring under the same symbols.

Where
San Antonio, Bexar County
When
Nov. 1, 2026
Sources
Reported by 2 outlets

Counties: Bexar

Taxes and money

The sources don't state an effect on taxes. They do state these figures.

  • Market capitalization of Cullen/Frost$9.8 billion1
  • Listing value moved by Energy Transfer and affiliatesnearly $100 billion1

Does this affect you?

Coming up

  • Thursday, November 12, 2026. Cullen/Frost trading begins on Texas Stock Exchange1

Who's involved

  • Cullen/Frost Bankerscompany moving primary listing
  • Phil GreenChairman and CEO of Cullen/Frost Bankers
  • James H. LeeChairman and CEO of Texas Stock Exchange

The facts

  • Cullen/Frost's stock will stop trading on NYSE at close Nov. 11 and begin on TXSE Nov. 12.1
  • Both Cullen/Frost common stock and depositary shares will transfer under the same symbols.1
  • Cullen/Frost is parent company of Frost Bank, founded in San Antonio in 1868.1
  • Cullen/Frost is the largest Texas-headquartered bank to list with TXSE so far.1
  • TXSE began production trading in July 2026.1
  • Energy Transfer and affiliates moved nearly $100 billion in listing value from NYSE in early October.1

Who said what

These are statements and claims made by the people involved. They are reported, not verified.

  • Phil Green, CEO of Cullen/Frost Moving to TXSE helps reinforce Cullen/Frost's position as the preeminent Texas-based financial institution.1
  • James H. Lee, CEO of TXSE America's economic center of gravity is shifting to Texas.1
  • James H. Lee, CEO of TXSE A strong Texas-based venue strengthens the flow of capital and growth of financial-sector jobs.1

How they headlined it

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Sources

Outlets: 2 not rated Who's covering Texas →

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  1. Cullen/Frost Moves Primary Listing to TXSE as Texas Banks Keep Coming Home Disruption Banking Not rated, November 1, 2026
  2. 'A quintessential Texas company': Frost moving primary listing to TXSE The Business Journals Not rated, November 2, 2026

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