Note: This information is from the Fall 2007 program. The next session of this program is slated for September, 2008.

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Bank and Thrift M&A: Anatomy of the Deal is an intensive, focused program designed to equip professionals with the skills needed to evaluate, structure and negotiate acquisitions in the bank and thrift industries.

In lectures, group discussions and case studies, participants will:

• Evaluate the strategic and economic value of a potential bank deal
• Develop a framework for designing deals consistent with company strategy
• Investigate the legal, accounting and tax issues that accompany mergers, acquisitions and strategic alliances
• Identify the levers of a deal that lie beyond price
• Apply valuation techniques, analytical tools and negotiation skills

Additional benefits of this unique program include:

• A faculty comprised of industry experts and accomplished dealmakers; professionals with experience in the issues of M&A
• The perspective and insights gained from group discussions and learning side-by-side with professionals from across the M&A spectrum, including CFOs, investment bankers, strategic development officers and industry regulators.

Please note: While valuation techniques are discussed in this program, this is not a valuation course. For in-depth training in bank valuation and modeling, we recommend our Bank Valuation seminar.