The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency’s Friday bank merger symposium is expected to provide a clearer picture of potential changes to how regulators review proposed bank tie-ups as they consider toughening the process.
While the symposium isn’t expected to result in any new policy, it may provide a glimpse into changes that the OCC, the Federal Reserve, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., and the Justice Department will make to bank merger reviews, said Patricia McCoy, a Boston College Law School professor.
“It’s one step down the road,” McCoy, who will appear on a panel discussing public benefits, said. ...
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