M&A in banking: valuing financial institutions | Practical Law
This article, the second of a three-part series on mergers and acquisitions in banking, explores how the characteristics of different banks determine the appropriate valuation method liable to be used, how the nature of the business and the regulatory environment in which such institutions operate influences whether (and if so, how) pricing should be adjusted for changes between signing and completion, and the mechanics which have been used to address these issues.