Texas Capital Bancshares Inc. recently named Mo Jamous as managing director, chief digital and information officer at Texas Capital, effective immediately.
In this role, Jamous will oversee the company’s technical strategy and organization, digital infrastructure, enterprise architecture, application development, data platforms, AI-driven capabilities and information security. He will report to Rob C. Holmes, Chairman, President & CEO of Texas Capital, and serve on the firm’s Operating Council.
“Mo has proven experience in modernizing technology organizations and delivering client-focused solutions across complex, highly regulated institutions,” Holmes said in a statement. “Building on the significant progress we have made, Mo will further strengthen our technology platform, drive innovation and help support the firm’s strategic objectives.”
Before joining Texas Capital, Jamous was the chief information officer for consumer, business banking and AI/ML technologies at U.S. Bank. As CIO there, he guided technology strategy and delivery for consumer and business banking platforms, digital channels, data platforms and enterprise AI initiatives. Previously, Jamous served as head of global digital technologies at BBVA, where he helped lead the bank’s global digital transformation and directed technology teams, which developed award-winning mobile and digital banking experiences for international markets.
Company growth
Founded in 1998, Texas Capital is headquartered in Dallas with offices and financial centers in Austin, Houston, San Antonio and Fort Worth and serves clients across the country. Texas Capital is working to expand its services and geographic footprint. Last year, Texas Capital Securities announced it was opening offices in Los Angeles and Chicago and relocating its New York City office to facilitate connectivity between Texas Capital clients and key financial centers in the U.S.
“I am thrilled to join Texas Capital and contribute to a firm with a strong culture, ambitious vision and unwavering focus on its employees and clients,” Jamous said. “Leveraging the solid foundation already in place, I look forward to working with talented teams across the organization to advance our technology capabilities and deliver solutions for our stakeholders.”
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