Green Bank

Green Bank is a commercial bank headquartered in Houston, Texas, that offers a comprehensive range of banking products and services for both business and personal clients. With branches located in Houston, Dallas, and Austin, the bank primarily serves Texas-based customers. Its offerings include online banking, facility financing, business banking, and various deposit products such as money market accounts and certificates of deposit. Additionally, Green Bank provides loans, personal lines of credit, and treasury management solutions, including earnings credit rates. As a preferred provider in the Texas banking sector, Green Bank is committed to supporting its communities and is recognized as an employer of choice in the region.

Donald Perschbacher

Senior Executive Vice President and Corporate Chief Credit Officer

2 past transactions

Mosaic

Debt Financing in 2016
Mosaic is a residential solar lending platform based in Oakland, California, founded in 2011. The company specializes in providing financing solutions for residential solar systems, enabling homeowners to invest in clean energy and benefit from its advantages. Mosaic's platform facilitates crowdfunded loans for solar projects, allowing solar and home improvement professionals to offer financing through a user-friendly point-of-sale application. This approach enhances the experience for both contractors and homeowners, promoting the ownership of solar panels. The company embodies a vision of 100% clean energy for all, aiming to create shared prosperity and help millions improve their homes and contribute positively to the environment.

SP Bancorp

Acquisition in 2014
SP Bancorp operates SHAREPLUS BANK, a community bank based in Plano, Texas, with additional locations in Dallas and Louisville, Kentucky. The bank offers a range of banking and financial services to individuals, families, and businesses, focusing on mortgage lending, commercial lending, and consumer banking. Its operations involve accepting deposits from the public and utilizing those funds, along with operational income and borrowings, to finance various loan products. These include mortgage loans secured by residential real estate, home equity loans and lines of credit, commercial real estate loans, consumer loans, and commercial business loans. Originally established as a credit union, the institution became a publicly traded commercial bank in 2013, following its conversion from a mutual thrift after 52 years of operation.
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