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Writing for Banker & Tradesman, Tom Curry and Tim Rennie Discuss Bank Merger Regulations

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Tom Curry, a partner in Nutter’s Banking and Financial Services group, and Tim Rennie, an associate in the Corporate and Transactions Department, authored an article about bank merger guideline in Banker & Tradesman. In the article, “Bank Merger Guideline Are Being Actively Reviewed; Concerns About Market Power Dominate Conversation,” the authors discussed how momentum is building at the federal level to reevaluate and modernize how bank mergers are evaluated by federal banking regulations. They note that competition and market power have emerged as key concerns.

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