The number of at-risk and failed banks has increased drastically over the past few years. Many of these troubled banks are being acquired by healthy banks through FDIC-facilitated acquisitions. For qualified institutions, acquisitions of these failed banks present opportunities to grow aggressively. However, accounting for these transactions can be quite complex.
This new white paper, published June 1, tackles the challenges in applying GAAP purchase accounting to the acquisition of loans, including troubled loans, as well as pitfalls for acquirers to avoid and best practices for a smooth acquisition. Topics include:
An unprecedented increase in bank failures presents opportunities for healthy banks to acquire them through FDIC-assisted transactions. This white paper, updated on March 8, explores the tax, accounting, regulatory and other implications of these transactions.
In this Bank Accounting & Finance article, Grant Thornton professionals provide an overview of the accounting and tax considerations related to whole-bank acquisitions with FDIC loss-sharing agreements, including Day One accounting considerations, Day One tax considerations, interaction of subsequent accounting for acquired loans and related LSA indemnification asset and more. For more information about Bank Accounting & Finance, visit www.taxcchgroup.com.