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International Bancshares to transfer primary listing from Nasdaq to Texas Stock Exchange

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Nasdaq Stock Market-listed International Bancshares (IBOC) on Tuesday said it will shift its primary listing to the Texas Stock Exchange.

Shares will begin trading on TXSE at market open on Monday, October 19, under its current ticker symbol IBOC.

The regional bank is headquartered in Laredo, Texas, and the decision to transfer the primary listing is grounded in its longstanding ties to Texas.

"Texas has long been a place where free enterprise principles have allowed businesses to build, grow, and lead, and we are excited to continue that legacy by bringing IBC's primary listing to the state where our business has prospered for 60 years," said CEO Dennis Nixon.

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