Texas Border Business
Texas Border Business
This week, Jesse Ozuna, Vice President of Public Affairs at Texas Regional Bank (TRB), attended the Border Trade Alliance’s 11th Annual “Building a Competitive U.S.–Mexico Border” Conference in Washington, D.C., on June 11, 2025. The event focused on trade, travel, economic development, and security—all critical pillars for cross-border business.
At the conference, government officials, industry leaders, and policy experts gathered to discuss border infrastructure, regulatory alignment, supply chain resilience, and emerging technologies shaping North America’s competitiveness. Jesse Ozuna participated in sessions covering congressional policy updates and trade facilitation efforts, gaining firsthand insight into legislative developments that impact TRB clients in agriculture, transportation, and cross-border business.
This engagement is integral to TRB’s commitment to delivering informed, customized services through its International Private Banking division and other specialized units. TRB ensures its advisory services, risk assessments, and financial solutions remain timely and relevant by staying attuned to federal policy shifts, such as infrastructure funding, border security measures, and trade regulations.
TRB noted that insights obtained during the conference are now integrated into client outreach and portfolio strategies. The bank aims to leverage enhanced knowledge of policy trends to bolster trade financing, optimize foreign exchange management, and support treasury services for clients across the U.S.-Mexico border.
TRB reinforces its role as a proactive financial partner through its active involvement in gatherings like the BTA conference. Ozuna’s participation in Washington highlights the bank’s dedication to aligning its offerings with evolving cross-border dynamics, ultimately strengthening support for its clients navigating the complexities of bilateral commerce.
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