HOW WILL YOUR BUSINESS SUCCEED?

Planning for the eventual succession of a company is one of the most overlooked aspects of running a business. Yet, it is perhaps the largest financial event the business and its leaders will face. Texas Capital Bank has helped successfully transition many businesses. Here, you’ll find our experts sharing thought-provoking and insightful information on where to start, what to avoid and why it matters.

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SUCCESSION READINESS
 ASSESSMENT

Take the six-question assessment to see if your business will be ready for succession when the time comes.

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SUCCESSION READINESS
 ASSESSMENT

Take the six-question assessment to see if your business will be ready for succession when the time comes.

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PRESERVING BUSINESS
 VALUE POST TRANSITION

Discover three setbacks to achieving a successful transition and learn how to minimize their potential impact.

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PRESERVING BUSINESS
 VALUE POST TRANSITION

Discover three setbacks to achieving a successful transition and learn how to minimize their potential impact.

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EXPLORE A WEALTH OF SUCCESSION PLANNING EXPERTISE AT TEXAS CAPITAL BANK.

Our experience is your business advantage.

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“Succession planning is at the crossroads of three major components of a business owner’s life — family, finances and career. That’s why it’s important to be intentional about the future. A well-crafted plan can help address all three aspects of the transition.”

Ben Carter, Executive Vice President & Wealth Strategist, Head of Statewide Planning & Trust

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The information provided in the Business Succession Resource Center serves to help leaders get started on a succession plan for their business. It does not encompass all possible scenarios, nor does it mitigate against all risks. The information has been obtained from sources considered to be reliable, but we do not guarantee that the material is accurate or complete. You should discuss any tax matters with the appropriate professional.