Buying a Bank? 10 Key Compliance Due Diligence Considerations
By: Paul Osborne
Crowe Horwath LLP’s Paul Osborne raises 10 questions banks should ask before buying.
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Crowe Horwath LLP’s Paul Osborne raises 10 questions banks should ask before buying.
When considering a merger or acquisition, it’s critical to review not just the target’s tax situation but the potential resulting tax situation of the acquirer.
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Daniel Bass of FBR Capital Markets & Co., talks about how to go about acquiring fee-based businesses.
Hear from three bank directors who have completed recent transactions as they share their insight on how to handle board dynamics during the process.
While many tax attributes may be attractive to potential acquirers or investors, the application of Internal Revenue Code (IRC) section 382 may significantly reduce the benefit of these attributes.
Aaron DiRusso of Raymond James shares the pros and cons of buying and/or selling branches in today's economic environment.
A banker who successfully raised more than $400 million in the equity markets talks about how to get it done.
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