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From left: Doug Hutt, chairman and CEO of Dallas Capital Bank, and Jason Matthews, the bank's president and chief banking officer. [Photos: Dallas Capital Bank]
Dallas Capital Bank To Be Acquired by Oklahoma City’s MidFirst Bank
by Sandra Engelland | Jun 17, 2026
With its proposed acquisition of Dallas Capital Bank, MidFirst—the nation's largest privately owned bank—is adding to a growing Texas footprint which already includes banking locations in Dallas, San Antonio, and Houston.
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