Bank of America announces its acquisition of LaSalle Bank. The $21 billion all-cash deal will make Bank of America the leader in the Chicago and Detroit markets, gaining immediate access to 1.3 million retail households and 17,000 commercial clients. The acquisition is expected to be accretive to Bank of America's earnings per share and generate an internal rate of return of 17%. The combined company will have over $1.6 trillion in total managed assets and provide better capabilities and products to customers across both companies.
Bank of America is one of the world's largest financial institutions, serving 57 million consumers and businesses globally. It has a long history dating back to 1764 and has grown significantly through mergers and acquisitions. The company monitors key economic indicators to predict trends and maximize revenues. It offers a range of banking products both domestically and internationally through its presence in over 140 countries. Bank of America continues investing in new technologies like mobile and online banking to better serve customers globally.
Bank of America acquired MBNA for $35 billion, making it the largest issuer of credit cards in the US, surpassing JPMorgan Chase. The strategic plan aims to increase market share, customer base, and profitability by maintaining strong customer loyalty through effective communication, internet banking education, and constant customer service monitoring.
Bank of America is one of the largest banks in the world with over $2 trillion in assets. It provides banking services to 47 million consumers and small businesses through its large branch and ATM network. The bank acknowledged the growing importance of mobile banking and has over 17 million active mobile users. Bank of America faces regulatory risks and has paid large fines in the past for issues like poor mortgage lending practices. It is committed to helping customers and stakeholders in a responsible manner through experienced leadership.
Five Star Bank is launching a new consumer checking account product line and is seeking marketing strategies. The bank operates in Western and Central New York and aims to become the premier community bank in the region. It faces competition from large national banks and smaller regional banks. Most competitors offer checking accounts with monthly fees that can be waived by maintaining a minimum balance. Five Star wants to enhance the customer experience by offering banking services through multiple convenient access channels.
Bank innovation - PwC Study on When the Growing Gets Tough: How Retail Banks ...Jeff Grill
As the United States emerges from the financial crisis, retail banks are striving to outperform their competitors while grappling with unprecedented regulatory challenges and shifts in consumer behavior. For more information see http://www.pwc.com/us/en/financial-services/publications/viewpoints/viewpoint-when-the-growing-gets-tough.jhtml
This document discusses banking in emerging markets and identifies three key stages of financial maturity for these markets - frontier, transitional, and established. It summarizes the findings of surveys of banks and customers in 11 emerging markets representing these three stages. The main points are:
1) Emerging markets face growth opportunities but also volatility due to political and economic factors. Banks must cope with this volatility to succeed.
2) Banks face challenges including tougher regulation, intensifying competition, and increasing costs. They must address these "headwinds" to profit from emerging market growth.
3) Successful banks will identify lessons from peers in similar markets to adapt strategies locally and maximize profits from their most lucrative customers.
The document provides an overview of the banking industry in 2016, covering economic outlook, regulatory outlook, and key trends. Regarding economic outlook, growth is expected to remain slow in developed markets and emerging markets face challenges. Regulatory changes will require banks to further reduce risks and costs. Key trends include disruptive fintech players, digital transformation, cloud adoption, and exploring blockchain/distributed ledgers. Banks are focusing on innovation and simplifying systems to adapt to the changing landscape.
Specialty lending has grown significantly due to new regulations tightening bank lending standards. This has led banks to pull back from high-risk lending, driving clients to digital alternative lenders. These lenders utilize technology like big data and automation to efficiently match borrowers and lenders. Though still small compared to traditional banks, the specialty lending market has grown exponentially and has considerable room for further expansion, representing an opportunity for investors.
Bank of America is one of the world's largest financial institutions, serving 57 million consumers and businesses globally. It has a long history dating back to 1764 and has grown significantly through mergers and acquisitions. The company monitors key economic indicators to predict trends and maximize revenues. It offers a range of banking products both domestically and internationally through its presence in over 140 countries. Bank of America continues investing in new technologies like mobile and online banking to better serve customers globally.
Bank of America acquired MBNA for $35 billion, making it the largest issuer of credit cards in the US, surpassing JPMorgan Chase. The strategic plan aims to increase market share, customer base, and profitability by maintaining strong customer loyalty through effective communication, internet banking education, and constant customer service monitoring.
Bank of America is one of the largest banks in the world with over $2 trillion in assets. It provides banking services to 47 million consumers and small businesses through its large branch and ATM network. The bank acknowledged the growing importance of mobile banking and has over 17 million active mobile users. Bank of America faces regulatory risks and has paid large fines in the past for issues like poor mortgage lending practices. It is committed to helping customers and stakeholders in a responsible manner through experienced leadership.
Five Star Bank is launching a new consumer checking account product line and is seeking marketing strategies. The bank operates in Western and Central New York and aims to become the premier community bank in the region. It faces competition from large national banks and smaller regional banks. Most competitors offer checking accounts with monthly fees that can be waived by maintaining a minimum balance. Five Star wants to enhance the customer experience by offering banking services through multiple convenient access channels.
Bank innovation - PwC Study on When the Growing Gets Tough: How Retail Banks ...Jeff Grill
As the United States emerges from the financial crisis, retail banks are striving to outperform their competitors while grappling with unprecedented regulatory challenges and shifts in consumer behavior. For more information see http://www.pwc.com/us/en/financial-services/publications/viewpoints/viewpoint-when-the-growing-gets-tough.jhtml
This document discusses banking in emerging markets and identifies three key stages of financial maturity for these markets - frontier, transitional, and established. It summarizes the findings of surveys of banks and customers in 11 emerging markets representing these three stages. The main points are:
1) Emerging markets face growth opportunities but also volatility due to political and economic factors. Banks must cope with this volatility to succeed.
2) Banks face challenges including tougher regulation, intensifying competition, and increasing costs. They must address these "headwinds" to profit from emerging market growth.
3) Successful banks will identify lessons from peers in similar markets to adapt strategies locally and maximize profits from their most lucrative customers.
The document provides an overview of the banking industry in 2016, covering economic outlook, regulatory outlook, and key trends. Regarding economic outlook, growth is expected to remain slow in developed markets and emerging markets face challenges. Regulatory changes will require banks to further reduce risks and costs. Key trends include disruptive fintech players, digital transformation, cloud adoption, and exploring blockchain/distributed ledgers. Banks are focusing on innovation and simplifying systems to adapt to the changing landscape.
Specialty lending has grown significantly due to new regulations tightening bank lending standards. This has led banks to pull back from high-risk lending, driving clients to digital alternative lenders. These lenders utilize technology like big data and automation to efficiently match borrowers and lenders. Though still small compared to traditional banks, the specialty lending market has grown exponentially and has considerable room for further expansion, representing an opportunity for investors.
Taking advantage of new market opportunities articleMarket Insights
The document discusses 10 areas of opportunity for financial institutions in 2011 based on changes in the marketplace. The first opportunity is to truly know your market through quantitative data on demographics, psychographics, competition, product usage, and projected growth. This will help institutions target specific market segments rather than aiming for the mass market. The second opportunity is to acknowledge the post-recession consumer mindset of reduced spending and changed financial behaviors. Other opportunities include drawing inspiration from innovative companies outside of finance, ensuring parity with evolving consumer expectations, strategically choosing which new opportunities to pursue, institutionalizing marketing throughout the organization, and highly targeting specific market segments.
Mercer Capital's Bank Watch | February 2020 | Issues for Banks Executing a Ho...Mercer Capital
The document discusses issues facing banks that are pursuing a "hold" strategy in 2020, such as remaining independent. It notes demographic headwinds like slow population growth that impact loan growth. Banks need to focus on succession planning, employee retention, and providing liquidity to shareholders. Regulatory changes may allow banks to broaden partnerships and raise capital from new sources. Overall, banks should focus on growing noninterest income and improving efficiency while still managing credit risks prudently.
10 Areas of Opportunity for Financial Institutions in 2011
Over the last 18 months, markets across the country have experienced a great deal of change. In fact, based on 2010 US Census data, there is a growing realization that the shifts have been so significant that “the average American household no longer exists”. And while not always apparent, these changes have brought on a surprising series of opportunities for community bankers. For some institutions, the opportunity is organic — deepening relationships with current customers. For others, greater growth and profitability through expansion — much of which is happening through increased merger and acquisition activity.
This fast-paced session introduces the audience to 10 areas of opportunity for community banks and credit unions in 2010. While the level of opportunity will vary from one institution to the next, this session presses bankers to think differently about the current state of the industry — and the opportunities that may be available in their own markets.
Businesses are facing increased risks and uncertainties due to the Euro crisis and reduced bank support. They are exposed to more late payments from customers and strict terms from suppliers. Governments have focused more on stabilizing banks than supporting businesses. Alternative financing like trade credit ("crowd financing") has grown, but businesses are ill-equipped to manage these credit risks. For the economy to recover, businesses must improve credit risk management and transparency, and governments and banks must help create efficient information sharing and a level playing field for trade financing.
North American banks must chart a new course to capture emerging opportunities. They must shift their operating philosophy from a product-oriented organization to a customer-driven organization and embrace and integrate new technologies, channels and strategies. Read this white paper to learn about the three building blocks for sustainable, competitive advantage for banks: optimization and simplification, agility, and continuous innovation. Adopt these building blocks and make your bank thrive in 2020.
The Boston Consulting Group's report finds that while the global financial crisis has been painful for corporate banking, it has also created opportunities for those who can adapt. The report identifies several megatrends that will shape the future landscape, such as globalization, technological changes, and new regulations. To succeed, the top banks are building premium client relationships, enhancing risk management, improving transaction banking capabilities, and developing next-generation operating models with end-to-end transparency. Banks that can leverage these dynamics may deepen their competitive advantage over weaker rivals in the coming years.
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This document provides an overview of insights and best practices for acquiring businesses in Latin America and the Caribbean. It discusses the card market landscape, noting continued dominance of cash but growth of card payments. It also analyzes the card acceptance lifecycle used by acquirers, including planning, affiliation, activation, use, and retention of merchants. The document aims to help acquirers identify opportunities to expand card acceptance and merchant coverage in the region.
The World Payments Report 2012 shows a healthy 7.1% gain in non-cash payments volume globally. But volume is only part of the story for the payments market, which is growing and changing in new and exciting ways. Payments continue to grow amidst volatility and increasing regulation, however the payments instrument mix is evolving fast and will never be the same.
Financing Small Snterprises what Role for MicrofinanceDr Lendy Spires
The document discusses the role of microfinance institutions (MFIs) in serving small enterprises. It finds that while many MFIs are increasingly targeting small businesses, they face several challenges in doing so effectively. Key challenges include a lack of appropriate risk assessment methods tailored for small businesses, an inadequate range of financial products, and insufficient specialized staff or departments. The document suggests that in order to better serve small businesses' diverse needs, MFIs will need to strengthen their risk management, portfolio monitoring, and product offerings.
This document discusses trends in the wealth management industry for serving mass affluent customers with $100,000-$1 million in assets. While financial institutions initially tried to profitably serve this market, most had limited success. The document identifies that mass affluent customers want objective advice, best-in-class products, and differentiated "business class" service that private banks provide but at lower costs. Future industry providers will need to transform how they serve these complex customers who fall between traditional retail and private banking models.
Sanjoy Sen - Fleming Gulf 6th Annual Retail Banking Conference - Key Note Pre...Sanjoy Sen
The document discusses strategies for retail banks in the Middle East to adapt to changes in the regulatory and consumer landscape. It recommends focusing on digitizing services, innovating products, building scale and brand, offering offshore propositions, and becoming more customer-centric. It also stresses the need to streamline organizations by diversifying geographies, restructuring operating models, reengineering expenses, and preparing for uncertainty through scenario planning. The presentation provides retail banks a framework to succeed in the "New Retail Banking Order".
This presentation illustrates why payments are more important than ever and why having a payments strategy is essential. It then outlines the steps to developing a payments strategy
This document contains the presentation slides from Bank of America's Chief Financial Officer Joe Price at a securities conference on September 17, 2007. The presentation discusses Bank of America's diversified business mix and earnings sources, its leadership positions across various business lines, and its goals to continue growing earnings through increasing revenues, improving operating leverage, and managing credit costs over the long term. It highlights the company's nationwide footprint and ability to reach customers through various channels.
To grow and prosper in today’s ever-changing world, banks
too must change. They need to move beyond any existing
organizational silos, infrastructure complexities and other
constraints – and toward an operation centered on the client.
This document discusses insights for tapping into the millennial generation in Latin America and the Caribbean. It notes that millennials represent a major untapped opportunity for growth for financial institutions. While US millennials were impacted by the recession, Latin American millennials have found a more predictable path. The document analyzes millennials' spending patterns, attitudes, behaviors, and preferences to understand how to best engage and target this key demographic segment.
A.T. Kearney Consolidation of the US Banking IndustryKearney
More and more banked consumers are migrating from small to large banks, flagging the accelerated consolidation of the retail banking industry in the years to come.
JPMorgan Chase reported second quarter 2013 net income of $6.5 billion, down from $5 billion in the second quarter of 2012. Revenue was $26 billion, up from $22.9 billion the prior year. Return on tangible common equity was 17%, up from 15% in 2012. Consumer & Community Banking saw deposit growth of 10% and record credit card sales volume of $105.2 billion, though net income fell to $3.1 billion due to lower revenue and higher expenses. Mortgage originations increased 12% to $49 billion while net income fell to $1.1 billion on lower revenue.
Bank of America is positioned for success with its large national franchise, focus on operating excellence, and strong track record. The document outlines Bank of America's competitive advantages including its large retail footprint, leading positions in wholesale banking, and growing global capabilities. It also discusses the company's diverse business mix, focus on execution and process improvement, consistent earnings growth, and commitment to returning capital to shareholders.
The document discusses Global Consumer & Small Business Banking and Liam McGee, the president. It contains forward-looking statements about Bank of America's financial conditions, operations, and earnings outlook. Several risk factors are outlined that could cause actual results to differ from projections. The presentation then discusses Bank of America's competitive advantages including its large size and scale, proven track record of growth, and plans to continue growing through innovation and integration. Several examples are provided of growth in key business areas like deposits, lending, and small business banking.
Bank of America is positioned for success with its unmatched scale and scope across consumer, commercial, and investment banking. It has the largest retail footprint in the US, serving over half of US households. The company also has leading wholesale banking capabilities and is growing its global operations. Chairman Ken Lewis is optimistic about the company's future due to its integrated business model and franchise strengths.
Taking advantage of new market opportunities articleMarket Insights
The document discusses 10 areas of opportunity for financial institutions in 2011 based on changes in the marketplace. The first opportunity is to truly know your market through quantitative data on demographics, psychographics, competition, product usage, and projected growth. This will help institutions target specific market segments rather than aiming for the mass market. The second opportunity is to acknowledge the post-recession consumer mindset of reduced spending and changed financial behaviors. Other opportunities include drawing inspiration from innovative companies outside of finance, ensuring parity with evolving consumer expectations, strategically choosing which new opportunities to pursue, institutionalizing marketing throughout the organization, and highly targeting specific market segments.
Mercer Capital's Bank Watch | February 2020 | Issues for Banks Executing a Ho...Mercer Capital
The document discusses issues facing banks that are pursuing a "hold" strategy in 2020, such as remaining independent. It notes demographic headwinds like slow population growth that impact loan growth. Banks need to focus on succession planning, employee retention, and providing liquidity to shareholders. Regulatory changes may allow banks to broaden partnerships and raise capital from new sources. Overall, banks should focus on growing noninterest income and improving efficiency while still managing credit risks prudently.
10 Areas of Opportunity for Financial Institutions in 2011
Over the last 18 months, markets across the country have experienced a great deal of change. In fact, based on 2010 US Census data, there is a growing realization that the shifts have been so significant that “the average American household no longer exists”. And while not always apparent, these changes have brought on a surprising series of opportunities for community bankers. For some institutions, the opportunity is organic — deepening relationships with current customers. For others, greater growth and profitability through expansion — much of which is happening through increased merger and acquisition activity.
This fast-paced session introduces the audience to 10 areas of opportunity for community banks and credit unions in 2010. While the level of opportunity will vary from one institution to the next, this session presses bankers to think differently about the current state of the industry — and the opportunities that may be available in their own markets.
Businesses are facing increased risks and uncertainties due to the Euro crisis and reduced bank support. They are exposed to more late payments from customers and strict terms from suppliers. Governments have focused more on stabilizing banks than supporting businesses. Alternative financing like trade credit ("crowd financing") has grown, but businesses are ill-equipped to manage these credit risks. For the economy to recover, businesses must improve credit risk management and transparency, and governments and banks must help create efficient information sharing and a level playing field for trade financing.
North American banks must chart a new course to capture emerging opportunities. They must shift their operating philosophy from a product-oriented organization to a customer-driven organization and embrace and integrate new technologies, channels and strategies. Read this white paper to learn about the three building blocks for sustainable, competitive advantage for banks: optimization and simplification, agility, and continuous innovation. Adopt these building blocks and make your bank thrive in 2020.
The Boston Consulting Group's report finds that while the global financial crisis has been painful for corporate banking, it has also created opportunities for those who can adapt. The report identifies several megatrends that will shape the future landscape, such as globalization, technological changes, and new regulations. To succeed, the top banks are building premium client relationships, enhancing risk management, improving transaction banking capabilities, and developing next-generation operating models with end-to-end transparency. Banks that can leverage these dynamics may deepen their competitive advantage over weaker rivals in the coming years.
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Presenting this set of slides with name - Commercial Bank Powerpoint Presentation Slides. This complete deck is oriented to make sure you do not lag in your presentations. Our creatively crafted slides come with apt research and planning. This exclusive deck with fourty four slides is here to help you to strategize, plan, analyse, or segment the topic with clear understanding and apprehension. Utilize ready to use presentation slides on Commercial Bank Powerpoint Presentation Slides with all sorts of editable templates, charts and graphs, overviews, analysis templates. It is usable for marking important decisions and covering critical issues. Display and present all possible kinds of underlying nuances, progress factors for an all inclusive presentation for the teams. This presentation deck can be used by all professionals, managers, individuals, internal external teams involved in any company organization.
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With our content-ready 44 slides Commercial Bank PowerPoint Presentation Slides, you can easily showcase different topics related to commercial banking. This will save you money, time and business resources as you will not require to make the PPT from scratch. You can take advantage of these financial institution's PPT slides to understand various topics such as banking organizational hierarchy with designations, banking structure, major trends in banking Industry, key growth drivers banking industry, various services provided by banks to its customers, etc. Here we have comprehensively covered each and every aspect of community banking. Download our readymade cash management PowerPoint presentation slideshow to easily sail through the tough task of planning everything on your own. What are you waiting for just click download and increase the extent of your accomplishments by using our financial bank PowerPoint presentation deck? Give their aspirations a fresh boost. Our Commercial Bank Powerpoint Presentation Slides will convince them to go one better. https://bit.ly/3pUOQjh
This document provides an overview of insights and best practices for acquiring businesses in Latin America and the Caribbean. It discusses the card market landscape, noting continued dominance of cash but growth of card payments. It also analyzes the card acceptance lifecycle used by acquirers, including planning, affiliation, activation, use, and retention of merchants. The document aims to help acquirers identify opportunities to expand card acceptance and merchant coverage in the region.
The World Payments Report 2012 shows a healthy 7.1% gain in non-cash payments volume globally. But volume is only part of the story for the payments market, which is growing and changing in new and exciting ways. Payments continue to grow amidst volatility and increasing regulation, however the payments instrument mix is evolving fast and will never be the same.
Financing Small Snterprises what Role for MicrofinanceDr Lendy Spires
The document discusses the role of microfinance institutions (MFIs) in serving small enterprises. It finds that while many MFIs are increasingly targeting small businesses, they face several challenges in doing so effectively. Key challenges include a lack of appropriate risk assessment methods tailored for small businesses, an inadequate range of financial products, and insufficient specialized staff or departments. The document suggests that in order to better serve small businesses' diverse needs, MFIs will need to strengthen their risk management, portfolio monitoring, and product offerings.
This document discusses trends in the wealth management industry for serving mass affluent customers with $100,000-$1 million in assets. While financial institutions initially tried to profitably serve this market, most had limited success. The document identifies that mass affluent customers want objective advice, best-in-class products, and differentiated "business class" service that private banks provide but at lower costs. Future industry providers will need to transform how they serve these complex customers who fall between traditional retail and private banking models.
Sanjoy Sen - Fleming Gulf 6th Annual Retail Banking Conference - Key Note Pre...Sanjoy Sen
The document discusses strategies for retail banks in the Middle East to adapt to changes in the regulatory and consumer landscape. It recommends focusing on digitizing services, innovating products, building scale and brand, offering offshore propositions, and becoming more customer-centric. It also stresses the need to streamline organizations by diversifying geographies, restructuring operating models, reengineering expenses, and preparing for uncertainty through scenario planning. The presentation provides retail banks a framework to succeed in the "New Retail Banking Order".
This presentation illustrates why payments are more important than ever and why having a payments strategy is essential. It then outlines the steps to developing a payments strategy
This document contains the presentation slides from Bank of America's Chief Financial Officer Joe Price at a securities conference on September 17, 2007. The presentation discusses Bank of America's diversified business mix and earnings sources, its leadership positions across various business lines, and its goals to continue growing earnings through increasing revenues, improving operating leverage, and managing credit costs over the long term. It highlights the company's nationwide footprint and ability to reach customers through various channels.
To grow and prosper in today’s ever-changing world, banks
too must change. They need to move beyond any existing
organizational silos, infrastructure complexities and other
constraints – and toward an operation centered on the client.
This document discusses insights for tapping into the millennial generation in Latin America and the Caribbean. It notes that millennials represent a major untapped opportunity for growth for financial institutions. While US millennials were impacted by the recession, Latin American millennials have found a more predictable path. The document analyzes millennials' spending patterns, attitudes, behaviors, and preferences to understand how to best engage and target this key demographic segment.
A.T. Kearney Consolidation of the US Banking IndustryKearney
More and more banked consumers are migrating from small to large banks, flagging the accelerated consolidation of the retail banking industry in the years to come.
JPMorgan Chase reported second quarter 2013 net income of $6.5 billion, down from $5 billion in the second quarter of 2012. Revenue was $26 billion, up from $22.9 billion the prior year. Return on tangible common equity was 17%, up from 15% in 2012. Consumer & Community Banking saw deposit growth of 10% and record credit card sales volume of $105.2 billion, though net income fell to $3.1 billion due to lower revenue and higher expenses. Mortgage originations increased 12% to $49 billion while net income fell to $1.1 billion on lower revenue.
Bank of America is positioned for success with its large national franchise, focus on operating excellence, and strong track record. The document outlines Bank of America's competitive advantages including its large retail footprint, leading positions in wholesale banking, and growing global capabilities. It also discusses the company's diverse business mix, focus on execution and process improvement, consistent earnings growth, and commitment to returning capital to shareholders.
The document discusses Global Consumer & Small Business Banking and Liam McGee, the president. It contains forward-looking statements about Bank of America's financial conditions, operations, and earnings outlook. Several risk factors are outlined that could cause actual results to differ from projections. The presentation then discusses Bank of America's competitive advantages including its large size and scale, proven track record of growth, and plans to continue growing through innovation and integration. Several examples are provided of growth in key business areas like deposits, lending, and small business banking.
Bank of America is positioned for success with its unmatched scale and scope across consumer, commercial, and investment banking. It has the largest retail footprint in the US, serving over half of US households. The company also has leading wholesale banking capabilities and is growing its global operations. Chairman Ken Lewis is optimistic about the company's future due to its integrated business model and franchise strengths.
Bank of America Chief Financial Officer Al de Molina presented at the Credit Suisse Financial Services Conference on February 10, 2006. In his presentation, he discussed Bank of America's business mix, 2006 earnings outlook, leadership in the consumer and small business market, and efforts to diversify distribution channels and reduce costs. He projected 2006 revenue growth at the low end of the company's 6-9% long-term target range.
Bank of America is positioned for continued growth, being the 5th most profitable company worldwide in the first quarter of 2006. It has a diverse business mix including retail, wealth management, and global banking. The company has an unparalleled national distribution network through its large retail footprint and online/telephone services. It aims to focus growth in fast growing US regions and populations.
This presentation discusses growth opportunities for Bank of America's Global Consumer & Small Business Banking division. It notes the division has a track record of growth through acquisitions and increasing customer relationships. It identifies opportunities to deepen existing customer relationships through cross-selling additional products. These include increasing deposit balances, small business lending, credit cards and home equity lines of credit. The presentation also covers strategies to leverage the bank's distribution network and focus on lower-cost acquisition channels to expand consumer credit.
Bank of America Corporation acquires Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc. PresentationQuarterlyEarningsReports3
This document summarizes the proposed merger between Bank of America and Merrill Lynch to create the premier financial services company. Some key points:
- Ken Lewis of Bank of America and John Thain of Merrill Lynch will lead the combined company.
- The merger combines Bank of America's retail banking franchise with Merrill Lynch's leading wealth management and investment banking businesses.
- The deal will diversify revenue streams and significantly enhance Bank of America's investment banking capabilities.
- Merrill Lynch brings over 20,000 financial advisors and $2.5 trillion in client assets to strengthen Bank of America's wealth management business.
Santander Brazil has experienced growth in income and net profit in recent years through expanding its customer base and credit portfolio. However, its strategic plan for 2011-2013 aims to maximize operating leverage and improve efficiency by focusing on sustainable credit growth, customer satisfaction, and becoming customers' bank of choice. The presentation outlines Santander Brazil's business model, performance, and strategic targets to enhance its position as Brazil's banking sector grows.
This document summarizes the proposed combination of Bank of America and MBNA. It highlights that the combined company would have the largest credit card portfolio in the US and worldwide, with significant scale, revenue opportunities, and financial strength. The transaction values MBNA at a 29% premium to its market value and 12.5 times its estimated 2006 earnings. The combination is expected to be modestly dilutive to Bank of America's earnings in 2006 but accretive by 2% in 2007, once cost savings of $850 million are fully realized.
Bank of America is acquiring Countrywide Financial to become the largest mortgage originator and servicer in the US. The acquisition will strengthen Bank of America's position as a premier consumer bank by adding Countrywide's large mortgage capabilities and technology platform. The all-stock deal values Countrywide at $2.9 billion and is expected to close in the third quarter of 2008 pending regulatory and shareholder approvals. The acquisition faces near term challenges from the weak housing market but creates opportunities to improve origination practices and acquire a leading mortgage platform.
The document discusses three potential changes to the real estate industry:
1. The MLS (Multiple Listing Service) could become regulated as a public utility, requiring open access to listing data and setting standard rules and fees. This would reduce their monopoly power.
2. Realogy, the largest real estate brokerage, could acquire Zillow, gaining its technology capabilities and massive online audience. This would provide recruiting and referral advantages.
3. Walmart could expand into real estate brokerage, leveraging its large retail footprint, data analytics expertise, and low-cost business model to become a dominant discount broker. This would significantly increase competition in the industry.
Overview of industry trends and insights of Fortune 500 companies and startups' activities in the FinTech space. We cover banking tech (security, crm, analytics), payments (pos, money transfer, commerce), cyber currency (blockchain, bitcoin, wallets, cryptocurrency exchanges), business finance (lending, crowdfunding), personal finance (lending, wealth management, mortgage, credit), and alternative cores (banking, insurance).
The 1st quarter 2010 retail market report for Las Vegas, NV found:
1) Overall vacancy rates reached a new high of 13.64% as retailers closed stores due to economic conditions.
2) Rents continued to fall as landlords offered incentives to stabilize rates, with average lease rates at $1.74 per square foot.
3) The retail sector outlook remained challenging with vacancy rates expected to continue rising due to high unemployment, low consumer confidence, and a struggling housing market.
Bank of America presented opportunities for continued growth in consumer and small business banking. They cited their size, scale, and track record of growth as advantages. Some key opportunities discussed included optimizing performance in local markets, growing small business banking, expanding across the consumer credit continuum, and increasing market share in areas like credit cards, affinity partnerships, and online banking. The presentation emphasized how Bank of America's resources and diversified business model position it to continue expanding organically.
capital one Capital One Acquisition of Chevy Chase Bankfinance13
Capital One announced the acquisition of Chevy Chase Bank for $520 million. Chevy Chase has $11.6 billion in deposits and is the #1 bank in the Washington D.C. market. The acquisition enhances Capital One's local banking business and deposit funding. It is expected to be financially attractive with an estimated 13% internal rate of return and accretion to earnings per share in 2009 and 2010. Capital One took a $1.75 billion net credit mark on Chevy Chase's loans to mitigate credit risks.
Ft partners research the rise of challenger banksChris Skinner
Challenger banks are gaining traction as alternatives to traditional banks. Traditional banks face issues like high fees, outdated technology, and lack of trust following the financial crisis. Challenger banks offer better rates, fewer fees, and more user-friendly mobile apps. While challenger banks are still small, increased funding and consumer dissatisfaction with traditional banks has created opportunities for their growth. Traditional banks are also launching their own fintech brands in response to the threat from challenger banks.
The document lists 31 business deals that were successfully funded in 2008, providing details on the amount funded, type of funding (equity or debt/equity), and location. There was over $2 billion in total funding provided for ventures in various industries including real estate, technology, manufacturing, and more. The largest deals included an $88 million water park hotel, $2.4 billion Caribbean resort, and $38 million warehouse development. Most deals ranged from $1-15 million for startups and small businesses across the United States and internationally.
The document provides an overview of capital market trends in the United States for the second quarter of 2016. Some key points from the report include: International capital continues to invest heavily in the US market due to higher cap rates compared to bond yields globally; Top regional buyers are led by Blackstone, which invested over $10 billion across various markets; Office pricing is strongest in major coastal cities like New York, San Francisco and Boston, with eight markets averaging over $400 per square foot; Population growth and investment activity are highest in "18-hour cities" driven by technology like Austin, Denver, Nashville and Seattle.
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Bank of America Acquires LaSalle Bank Conference Call
1. Bank of America Acquires LaSalle Bank
Ken Lewis Joe Price
Chairman, CEO and President Chief Financial Officer
Liam McGee David Darnell
President - Global Consumer & President - Commercial Lending
Small Business Banking
April 23, 2007
2. Forward Looking Statements
This presentation contains forward-looking statements, including statements about the
financial conditions, results of operations and earnings outlook of Bank of America
Corporation. The forward-looking statements involve certain risks and uncertainties. Factors
that may cause actual results or earnings to differ materially from such forward-looking
statements include, among others, the following: 1) projected business increases following
process changes and other investments are lower than expected; 2) competitive pressure
among financial services companies increases significantly; 3) general economic conditions
are less favorable than expected; 4) political conditions including the threat of future terrorist
activity and related actions by the United States abroad may adversely affect the company’s
businesses and economic conditions as a whole; 5) changes in the interest rate environment
reduce interest margins and impact funding sources; 6) changes in foreign exchange rates
increases exposure; 7) changes in market rates and prices may adversely impact the value of
financial products; 8) legislation or regulatory environments, requirements or changes
adversely affect the businesses in which the company is engaged; 9) changes in accounting
standards, rules or interpretations, 10) litigation liabilities, including costs, expenses,
settlements and judgments, may adversely affect the company or its businesses; 11) mergers
and acquisitions and their integration into the company; and 12) decisions to downsize, sell or
close units or otherwise change the business mix of any of the company. For further
information regarding Bank of America Corporation, please read the Bank of America reports
filed with the SEC and available at www.sec.gov.
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3. One time opportunity to capture leadership positions in 2 of
the Top 10 markets in the US – the best economy in the world
• LaSalle, a well-positioned Midwest franchise
• Commercial bank with attractive retail growth opportunities
• Unmatched convenience offering for customers
• Opportunity for broadened product offerings and franchise extension
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4. Overview - LaSalle
• Top 20 US bank holding company
– Assets of $113 billion (BAC $1.5 trillion)
– Domestic deposits of $57 billion (BAC $599 billion domestic)
• 15th largest US deposit based institution
• 47% Retail ($27 billion)
– Approximately 15,000 employees
• Commercial Banking
– 17,000 clients (BAC 140,000 clients)
– Middle Market Lending; Asset-based lending; Asset securitization; Leasing; Real estate
finance
– 40 offices
• Retail presence
– 1.3 million retail households (BAC 55 million households)
– 96,000 small business relationships
– 36,000 wealth management clients (BAC approximately 800,000)
– 411 well-located retail branches
– Approximately 1,500 ATMs
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5. Unique Opportunity
• Gain immediate leadership positions in 2 of the top 10 MSAs
• Offer broader product suite and convenience to consumer
customer base
• Better leverage retail distribution network to drive consumer
growth
• Immediate access to Chicago wealth market
• Provide broader capabilities and financial solutions to
commercial customers
• Proven track record of integrations
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6. LaSalle Historic Strength was Commercial Banking
• Strong relationship driven commercial franchise
• Primary Services
– Middle market lending
– Commercial real estate
– Asset-based lending
– Leasing
• Approximately 17,000 clients ranging from $10mm to $5bb in revenues
• General commercial banking coverage and 12 industry specialty
groups
• Particular strength in home markets of Chicago and Eastern Michigan
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7. Opportunities in Commercial Banking
• Treasury Services
– LaSalle – 14% deposit to loan ratio
– Bank of America – 54% deposit to loan ratio
• Client Management Process
– Deepen relationships
– Products per relationship
– Investment banking/International
• Improve efficiency in line with Bank of America
– Bank of America (36%) vs LaSalle (55%)
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8. Expanding the Bank of America Franchise
Branches ATMs
Bank of America 5,737 17,117
LaSalle 411 1,500
Combined 6,148 18,717
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9. Leadership Position in 3rd and 10th Largest Markets
Top 10 Markets - Based on 2006 Population
Markets July 2006
New York 18.8 MM
Los Angeles 13.0 MM
Chicago 9.5 MM
Dallas 6.0 MM
Philadelphia 5.8 MM
Houston 5.5 MM
Miami 5.5 MM
Washington DC 5.3 MM
Atlanta 5.1 MM
Detroit 4.5 MM
Source: Proximity based on official Census Bureau county (MSA) estimates released March 2007.
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10. LaSalle Retail Bank
LaSalle Retail Bank
All Other
Chicago Detroit Michigan Total
Consumer Households(1) (in 000s) 408 344 518 1,270
Small Business HHs (in 000s) 94
Wealth Mgt / Premier HHs (in 000s) 36
Banking Centers 141 160 110 411
ATMs (1) 450 632 418 1,500
Retail Deposits(1) ($ in B) $14.0 $5.2 $7.8 $27.0
Retail Deposit Share 9.3% 8.7% 17.3% 10.6%
% of Earnings (FY 2006) 63% 15% 22%
(1)
Estimated
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12. Detroit - Market Overview
Detroit Market
• 10th largest Market
• 1.7 MM Households
• 1.5% Household growth
• $71K average Household Income
Market Opportunity
• $60 billion in Retail Balances
• $27 billion in 1st Mortgage Originations
• $3 billion in Home Equity Line of Credit
Originations
• $11 billion in Card oustanding balances
* Full Year 2006
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13. Chicago - Market Overview
Chicago Market
• 3rd largest Market
• 3.5 MM Households
• 3.6% Household growth
• $77K average Household Income
Market Opportunity
• $150 billion in Retail Balances
• $94 billion in 1st Mortgage Originations
• $14 billion in Home Equity Line of
Bank of America Credit Originations
LaSalle
• $25 billion in Card oustanding balances
* Full Year 2006
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14. New Bank of America - Chicago
BAC LaSalle New BAC
Chicago Chicago Chicago
Consumer Households(1) (in 000s) 150 408 558
Banking Centers 56 141 197
ATMs 231 450 681
Retail Deposits ($ in B) $1.7 $14.0 $15.7
Retail Deposit Share 1.1% 9.3% 10.4%
(1)
BAC Deposit HHs Only
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15. Market Leadership – Platform for Growth
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16. How We Will Grow the LaSalle Franchise
• Bank of America Brand
– Highest Unaided Awareness
– Unparallel Customer Convenience
• Largest Banking Center Distribution
• Largest ATM Network
• #1 Online Bank
• Bank of America National Retail Operating Model
– Customer Centric Culture
– Consistent Sales, Service and Operating Processes
– Performance Management and Accountability
• Bank of America Broad and Innovative Product Set
– Keep the Change
– No Fee Mortgage Plus
– Affinity Products
– Business 24/7
• Proven Track Record of Execution and Growth
– Fleet Northeast Success
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17. Proven Track Record – Legacy Fleet Sales Productivity
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19. Terms of Transaction
Transaction: 100% of LaSalle Bank
Price: $ 21 Billion
Excess Capital to BAC 5 Billion
Transaction Value $ 16 Billion
Financing: Cash
Due Diligence: Completed
Expected Closing: Late 4Q07 – early 1Q08
BAC Approvals: Normal regulatory
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20. Transaction Summary
• Internal Rate of Return of 17%
• Shareholder Value Added
– Breakeven in Year 2
• Immediately accretive to EPS
– 2% accretive in Year 1
– 5% accretive with fully phased in synergies
• Day 1 Capital ratio projections
– Regulatory Tier 1 - 7.5% (3/31/07 - 8.57%)
– Tangible equity ratio - 3.8% (3/31/07 - 4.20%)
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21. Price in Line with Recent Deals
Comparable
Pricing Measure LaSalle Deals1
Price / 2007 Earnings 21.3 x 16.3 x
Price / Adj. 2007 Earnings 2 10.2 x N/A
Price / Book Value 2.2 x 2.6 x
Price / Tang. Book Value 3.4 x 3.7 x
Premium / Deposits 23 % 33 %
1 BAS analysis of recent deals
2 2006 earnings from acquired businesses assumed growth rate of 8.6% in 2007 with fully-phased in after-tax cost savings of $800mm
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22. Financial Assumptions
• Transaction expected to close in fourth quarter 2007 or early 2008
• Bring LaSalle business efficiency ratios in line with BAC respective
businesses ($1.250 billion pre-tax)
– 50% realized in Year 1
– Fully realized in Year 2
• Revenue opportunities drive net improvement $250 mm (pre-tax)
– 10% in Year 1, 30% Year 2, 70% Year 3, 100% Year 4
• Higher intangible amortization of approximately $40 million
• After-tax restructuring charge of $800 million
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23. Modeling and Internal Rate of Return
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Total Consideration (21,000)
Excess Capital 5,000
Merger Charge (800)
Cash Earnings 800 875 950 1,025 $1,100
Cost Savings - After Tax 400 800 800 800 800
Revenue driven synergies 20 50 100 160 175
Cash Flows 420 1,725 1,850 1,985 2,075
Terminal Value at 11.8x earnings 24,485
Total Cash Flows (16,000) 420 1,725 1,850 1,985 26,560
IRR 17%
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24. One time opportunity to capture leadership positions in 2 of
the Top 10 markets in the US – the best economy in the world
• LaSalle, a well-positioned Midwest franchise
• Commercial bank with attractive retail growth opportunities
• Unmatched convenience offering for customers
• Opportunity for broadened product offerings and franchise extension
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