Frost Bank becomes Official Bank of the Houston Rockets and Houston Comets
PR Newswire•21/10/2026•09:00 ET
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Key Highlights
- ➤Frost becomes Official Bank of both Houston Rockets and Houston Comets
- ➤Partnership expands Frost’s nearly decade-long relationship with the Rockets
- ➤Comets partnership marks Frost’s first professional women’s sports team partnership
- ➤Frost will develop financial literacy initiatives with both teams
- ➤Cullen/Frost Bankers (CFR) reported $53.9 billion in assets at June 30, 2026
Expert Statements
Richard Mann, Frost’s Houston region president
“Houston brings together hardworking people, diverse perspectives, and a collaborative spirit that creates opportunities for everyone”
Richard Mann, Frost’s Houston region president
“As women’s sports continue to gain momentum, our partnership with the Comets and expanded relationship with the Rockets reflects Frost’s continued investment in Houston, its fans and its future. Together, we will create meaningful experiences while supporting initiatives that strengthen the communities we serve.”
Gretchen Sheirr, President of Business Operations
“The return of the Houston Comets marks a historic moment for our city, our fans, and the future of women’s sports”
Gretchen Sheirr, President of Business Operations
“For many Houstonians, the Comets represent cherished memories and a championship legacy. For a new generation, they symbolize what is possible. We’re grateful to Frost for embracing this exciting new chapter and for its continued commitment to our organization. As a longtime Rockets partner and now a founding partner of the Comets, Frost shares our belief in honoring tradition while investing in the future. Together, we look forward to creating exceptional experiences, giving back to our community, and building memories that will inspire Houston for years to come.”
Frost Bank becomes Official Bank of the Houston Rockets and Houston Comets PR Newswire
Frost's expanded Rockets relationship and first professional women's sports team partnership signals a deeper investment in Houston sports, fans and communities
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