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The Bank M&A Transaction Process

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The Bank M&A Transaction Process:

An overview of key steps, timeline, process options, and best practices

While many banks realized record earnings in recent years, headwinds now abound. Excess balance sheet liquidity, margin compression, rate outlook uncertainty, and now geopolitical unknowns are collectively heightening the benefit of operating scale. Amidst this backdrop, it is not surprising that M&A activity in the banking industry remains elevated.

Accordingly, for those considering M&A – whether as a potential seller, a would-be buyer, or a merger counterparty – this session will examine the M&A transaction process in greater detail including what to expect, key steps, customary timing, process options, planning considerations, and best practices. This discussion will be helpful for Bank Executives and Board members contemplating a transaction, whether in the near-term or in the future.

Specifically, this session will examine:

  • Transaction Process Options: The 3 customary sale process options and advantages and drawbacks of each
  • Transaction Sequence: Customary steps and sequencing in the M&A process
  • Timeline: Transaction timeline and typical duration of key steps
  • Best Practices: Best practices for preparation and execution, whether as a seller or an acquirer

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    Christopher Olsen Managing Partner @ Olsen Palmer

    Christopher Olsen is the #1-ranked individual bank M&A advisor nationwide according to S&P Global, based on the total number of bank M&A transactions he has advised on since 2019.

Olsen Palmer

Olsen Palmer LLC is an independent investment banking firm that exclusively advises community banks across the spectrum of mergers & acquisitions out of offices in Washington DC, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Birmingham, and Kansas City.