Third Coast Bank Names Bernie Lacayo Head of Corporate Banking
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Monday, Sep 14, 2026 4:24 pm ET1min read
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Third Coast Bancshares, Inc. has appointed Bernie Lacayo as EVP, Head of Corporate Banking, effective immediately. Lacayo brings over three decades of banking experience, including building corporate and middle-market banking businesses, developing specialized lending capabilities, and leading teams through periods of significant growth. His new role involves advancing the Bank's corporate banking strategy and expanding its capabilities for larger, more complex client relationships. Third CoastTCBX-- Bank is investing in a corporate banking platform that combines sophisticated financial capabilities with relationship-driven service, with Lacayo leading the effort to broaden its reach among middle-market companies and deepen relationships across its Texas markets and beyond.
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