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HOUSTON , Aug. 30, 2017 -- Green Bancorp, Inc. (NASDAQ:GNBC), the bank holding company that operates Green Bank, N.A., opened Monday after essential staff was strategically placed in Houston and Dallas in anticipation of the storm. In addition to regular phone and electronic banking operations, a 24/7 remote data center was deployed in Houston last week to continue customer services. Austin and Dallas branches are also available to help Houston customers as the city copes with flooding caused by Hurricane Harvey.
“We are committed to serving south Texas and all of our business and consumer customers throughout Hurricane Harvey flooding,” said Geoff Greenwade, CEO of Green Bank. “Even though Houston area branches are temporarily closed for employees and customers safety, we will reopen as soon as roads are safe to navigate.”
The Green Bank team effort reflects the dedication to account satisfaction. “Thanks to the incredible commitment of our operations team, we are taking care of all of our customers in all regions for their banking needs to pay bills, loan fundings, and get access to cash. We are there for them no matter how much it rains,” said Greenwade.
Account Assistance
- Customer Service - 713.316.7070
- Electronic Banking - 800.994.0640 or e-mail [email protected]
Houston
Houston area branches are closed until further notice.
Austin / Dallas
Austin and Dallas branches will maintain normal business hours
- Austin - 512.617.6850
- Dallas - 972.528.6717
Additional Account Notices
For all consumer accounts in Hurricane Harvey affected areas, Green Bank, N.A. will waive or refund foreign ATM activity.
About Green Bank, N.A.
Green Bank is a preferred provider for business and personal banking products and services, the employer of choice in Texas banking and a champion for our communities. We are committed to the fair treatment of our stakeholders and to “doing the right thing” at all times. We promise: to act ethically in all business transactions and personal interactions; to maintain proper compliance processes measures and goals to achieve and surpass all regulatory and legal requirements; to be responsive and accessible; and, to act in environmentally and socially-responsible ways to support and strengthen our communities. Green Bancorp, Inc. (NASDAQ:GNBC) is the bank holding company that operates Green Bank.
Media Contact: Mike Barone 713-203-2483 [email protected]
