HOUSTON, Sept. 20 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Franklin Bank Corp. FBTX(AMEX:FBK) P, the parent company of Franklin Bank, S.S.B., is participating in the RBC 2007 Investor Conference at Martha's Vineyard on September 25, 2007. Anthony J. Nocella, President and CEO of Franklin Bank Corp., will be presenting at approximately 3:00 PM Eastern. The presentation will be webcast at http://www.wsw.com/webcast/rbc79/fbtx; the webcast will be audio-only and archived for 30-days after the conference.

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Company Overview

Franklin Bank Corp., headquartered in Houston, Texas, was formed in April 2002. Franklin's common stock initiated trading on the NASDAQ in December 2003 under the ticker symbol FBTX. In May 2006, Franklin raised additional capital through a Preferred Stock offering that is now trading on the AMEX under the ticker symbol FBK-P.

Through its subsidiary, Franklin Bank SSB, Franklin offers a wide variety of commercial products that allows it to serve customers in communities, as well as on a national basis. Franklin Bank focuses on providing high-quality personalized service through its "trusted financial advisors" and strives to meet all of the financial needs of its customers. In addition to various deposit and loan products, Franklin Bank offers retail brokerage services. For more information you can visit its website at http://www.bankfranklin.com. Franklin Bank is FDIC insured and an equal housing lender.

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