why Banks are using the concept of merger
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Mergers seek to improve income from services, but the increase is offset by higher staff costs; return on equity improves because of a decrease in capital. Acquisitions aim to restructure the loan portfolio of the acquired bank; improved lending policies result in higher profits.
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A merger is an agreement that combines two separate, existing companies into a new, larger entity.
The aim of a merger is to create a stronger, single company. A merger is often referred to as a 'merger of equals' as the companies involved usually have a similar size and value.
The aim of a merger is to create a stronger, single company. A merger is often referred to as a 'merger of equals' as the companies involved usually have a similar size and value.
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