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When acquisitions go wrong, technology often gets the blame, which makes it wise to validate IT assumptions before you go ahead with a deal.
Mergers and acquisitions are likely to heat up considerably in the next year or so as potential sellers face the realities of today’s market.
Wells Fargo executive Martin Davis says successful mergers require more than just a focus on technology integration – people and culture are key.
Buying failed banks from the regulators can bring growth at a cheap price – but only if acquirers do their homework first.
To make mergers work in stressful times, senior executives should follow a five-step retail integration plan.
Revenues are down and expenses are up due to "excess capacity" and "unnecessary investment" -- banks are months away from the start of a profitability crisis, believes analyst Adam Dener.