Merger Considerations Under the New Merger Rules: Who Gets What & When
On-Demand Webinar:
StreamedSep 22, 2022Duration90 minutes
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- Take-away toolkit
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It seems like if you blink twice there’s been another credit union merger.
Mergers and
membership are both on the rise. In
response, the NCUA recently issued new merger rules that include new model
forms and additional disclosures. It’s
critical for the board and senior management to understand the potential
ramifications – both positive and negative – and regulatory
landscape. Learn more about the new
requirements and merger opportunities and tripwires.
AFTER
THIS WEBINAR YOU’LL BE ABLE TO:
- Effectively identify merger candidates
- Develop a pre-merger due diligence plan
- Create unique merger proposals
- Navigate the merger regulatory roadmap
- Draft the required member disclosures
- Distinguish federal/state charter merger requirements
- Recognize merger agreement landmines and opportunities
- Appreciate post-merger integration and culture management
WEBINAR DETAILS
Ironically, the credit union industry is gaining
more members with fewer institutions than ever before! Few days pass without news of another credit
union merger. Recent statistics show
that mergers have become a strategic tool used by both credit unions and
regulators. Some credit unions employ
mergers as a strategic growth opportunity, others merge to survive by enhancing
economies of scale, and others are “urged to merge” by anxious regulators. Whatever the reason, mergers are an essential
element of credit union life and have become a common occurrence in today’s
complex financial reality.
New NCUA merger rules have changed the regulatory landscape and your credit union needs to be aware of the additional disclosure requirements and new model forms. From the chief executive to volunteers, it is critical that everyone understands the potential, problems, and pitfalls of the merger process to navigate the current uncharted waters. Every step of the process is heavily regulated, and any mistakes will cost time and money and potentially sink the merger. This webinar will explore the positive potential, practical considerations, and technical elements of the merger process.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
This informative session is designed for directors,
executives, senior management, compliance personnel, business development staff,
marketing staff, and anyone involved in the merger process.
TAKE-AWAY TOOLKIT
- Pre- and post-merger checklists
- Sample merger timeline
- Regulatory guidance
- Merger FAQs
- Employee training log
- Interactive quiz
- PDF of slides and speaker’s contact info for follow-up questions
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Attendance certificate provided to self-report CE credits
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Presented By

Reed & Jolly, PLLC
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