Mergers and Acquisitions of State and National
Banks and Thrift Institutions
Senior principals at CMA Bank
Advisors are uniquely qualified to guide clients through the
merger and acquisition (M&A) process.
Mergers and acquisitions require significant negotiations and an
extensive due diligence process prior to attaining board of
directors and, subsequently, regulatory approval. Our associates
are highly experienced and are prepared to assist clients navigate
the complex process to successfully execute an M&A transaction. CMA
Bank Advisors will substantially enhance the likelihood of M&A
success. Our extensive experience and understanding of best
practices will greatly assist clients address the unique business
and regulatory environment faced by members of the financial
industry.
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Services
Mergers and Acquisitions of State and National Banks and Thrift
Institutions (Financial Institutions)
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Purchases, sales and statutory
mergers of financial institutions, including state and national
banks, federal savings banks, and credit unions
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Purchases and sales of
financial institutions branches
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Purchases, sales and
statutory mergers of financial institutions
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Purchases and sales of
companies engaged in “closely related banking activities” as
defined by regulation of the Federal Reserve System or Office of
Thrift Supervision
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Due diligence performance for
either the buyer or seller to a statutory merger of financial
institutions
Purchases and sales of companies engaged in “closely related banking
activities” as defined by the Federal Reserve System and Office of
Thrift Supervision
“Closely
related non-banking activities” include extending credit (finance or
loan companies), servicing loans, performing appraisals of real and
personal property, leasing real and personal property and buying and
selling securities (acting as broker).
Due
diligence performance for the purchaser or party to a statutory
merger of state or national banks or Federal savings banks:
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Investment securities and loan
portfolios of the institution to be purchased or merged for
quality, transferability, documentation, adequacy of the
allowance for loan losses, interest rates and interest rate
sensitivity
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Deposits of the institution
to be purchased or merged for large accounts controlled by the
same or affiliated parties, accounts originated or controlled
outside of the trade area, public funds and institutional
accounts, interest rates and interest rate sensitivity
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Reports of examination
conducted by regulatory agencies and all correspondence received
from and addressed to regulatory bodies for any restrictions or
limitations imposed by one or more of such agencies on the
operations of the selling or merging institution
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Audit reports prepared by
independent certified public accountants
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Ownership and transferability
of all classes of the capital stock of the selling or merging
institution
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“Other borrowed money” for
interest rates, maturities, collateral and other relevant
features or terms
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All assets and liabilities
other than investment securities, loans, deposits and other
borrowed money
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Any pending or threatened
litigation in which the selling or merging institution has been
or may be named a defendant or codefendant
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All other contingent
liabilities including any liability for taxes
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Non-interest income and
expense for agreements or commitments made with or to any
current or former employees and directors including employee
benefits or executive compensation plans
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Terms of all agreements and
contracts entered into by the selling or merging institution for
goods and services including any third party outsourcing
arrangements
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All insurance coverage’s
including blanket bond and liability coverage
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Minutes of all meetings of
the Boards of Directors of the selling or merging institution
and, if applicable, the holding company of the selling or
merging institution
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All operating policies
adopted by the Board of Directors of the selling or merging
institution
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Other matters as may be required
by specific conditions of the selling or merging institution or
holding company
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