On September 9, 2024, Jeff Cardone was a panelist at the Next Forum: The Future of Banking hosted by Newcleus and Travillian. The event featured panels of U.S. bank investors, investment bankers and attorneys. Mr. Cardone’s panel discussed M&A and capital considerations for banks and credit unions.
Read More...Zac Davis and Steve Lanter presented “Augmenting Capital: Capital Planning and Capital Raising in the Current Environment” at the 2024 Annual Convention for Idaho, Nevada, Oregon and Washington Bankers in Skamania, Washington. The presentation addressed the current regulatory and economic environment for capital planning and capital raises, reasons why banks may want to review their capital plans and capital raising options with an eye toward how the markets may play out over the next year plus, and the different types of capital raising options available to banks and the benefits and limitations of each.
Read More...On May 30, 2024, Scott A. Brown presented and moderated a session at the Financial and Accounting Society of New England Conference in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The session focused on the current mergers and acquisitions landscape and certain regulatory, compensation-related and governance issues.
Read More...On May 9, 2024, Lawrence M.F. Spaccasi participated in the Bank M&A Legal Panel at the D.A. Davidson 26th Annual Financial Institutions Conference in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The session focused on the current mergers and acquisitions landscape, including regulatory issues and concerns.
Read More...On May 4, 2024, Lawrence M.F. Spaccasi and Scott A. Brown presented “Hot Topics for Community Banks” at the Massachusetts Bankers Association 2024 Annual Convention in Key Biscayne, Florida. The session focused on certain current matters impacting community banks, including a summary of the litigation case analyzing the constitutionality of the CFPB, the current mergers and acquisitions landscape, the proposed FDIC corporate governance guidelines, the recent FTC non-competition rule and updates on mutual capital. The presentation included the practical impact on each specifically on community banks.
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