상인국민공사

Merchants National Corporation
상인국민공사
상인국립은행&신탁회사
유형공공의
나스닥: MCHN (1972–1992)
산업뱅킹
설립됨1865년 3월; 157년 전(1865-03) 인디애나폴리스에 있는 상인 국립 은행 & 신탁 회사로서
1972년 1월 3일; 50년 전(1972-01-03) 상인국가공사
현존하지 않는1992년 5월 2일; 29년 전(1992-05-02)
운명내셔널 시티 코퍼레이션
후계자내셔널 시티 뱅크 인디애나
본부미국 인디애나폴리스, 인디애나 주
서비스 영역
인디애나 주
상품들금융서비스
총자산57억[1] 달러(약 1조 원)
자회사
  • 상인국립은행&신탁회사
1988년 인디애나폴리스에 있는 상인 내셔널은행 본점.

MNC(Marketers National Corporation, MNC)는 인디애나폴리스에 본사를 둔 주 전체의 은행 지주회사로서 1992년 오하이오에 본사를 둔 National City Corporation에 인수되었을 당시 인디아나에 본사를 둔 가장 큰 금융기관 중 하나였다.그것의 주요 자회사는 1865년에 설립된 인디애나폴리스에 본사를 둔 상인 내셔널 뱅크 앤 트러스트 컴퍼니였다.

1950년대 중반부터 1980년대 후반까지 미국 플레처 내셔널 뱅크, 인디애나 내셔널 뱅크와 함께 상인 내셔널 뱅크 앤 트러스트는 인디애나폴리스에서 3대 은행 중 하나였으며 지주회사인 상인 내셔널 코퍼레이션은 미국 플레처와 함께 주 3대 은행 지주회사 중 하나였다. Incorporation and Indiana National Corporation([2]Layer named INB Financial Corporation)

역사

다른 은행과 기타 금융 관련 사업을 인수할 수 있도록 하기 위해 1972년 1월 상인국민은행(CB&T)은 상인국민주식회사라는 지주회사를 설립했다.[3][4][5]

마리온 현 외 확장

1985년 7월 1일까지 인디애나 주는 카운티 노선에 걸친 은행 지점 설립이나 은행 지주회사의 홈 카운티 외부의 은행 소유권을 허용하지 않았다.인디아나는 그 날 이후 어떤 지주회사가 지배하는 총예금이 당초 인디애나 은행의 전체 예금의 11%로 정해져 있는 상한선을 초과하지 않는 한, 매우 제한된 지점 설립을 허용했지만 주 어디든 지주회사가 은행을 매입하는 것을 허용했다.[6][7]

MNC는 새로운 교차 은행법이 시행되기 한 달 전인 1985년 6월 셸비빌 소재 파머스 내셔널 은행 자회사와 미공개 금액으로 셸비빌 소재 파머스 내셔널 코퍼레이션 인수가 보류 중이라고 발표해 마리온 카운티 외곽으로 첫 진출에 나섰다.[8]인수는 1986년 1월에 완료되었다.[9]

1985년 7월, MNC는 그린캐슬에 본사를 둔 푸트남 내셔널 코퍼레이션(Putnam National Corporation)을 중앙은행 그린캐슬 자회사와 함께 주식과 현금 730만 달러에 인수하기로 결정했다고 발표했다.[10]인수는 1986년 2월에 완료되었다.[11]

1985년 9월, MNC는 7월에 17%의 회사를 매입한 후 보유하지[12] 않은 나머지 83%에 대해 950만 달러의 주식에 그린필드 소재 핸콕 뱅샤레스 사를 자사 핸콕 은행 & 트러스트 컴퍼니 자회사와 인수한다고 발표했다.[13]인수는 1986년 4월에 완료되었다.[14]

1985년 11월, MNC는 이미 Frenzel 일가가 지배하고 있던 Union State Bank 자회사와 함께 Carmel 기반의 US Bancorp 인수를 보류한다고 발표했다.[15]인수는 1986년 11월에 완료되었다.[16]

1985년 12월, MNC는 앤더슨에 본사를 둔 앤더슨 뱅킹 컴퍼니를 미공개 금액으로 인수할 예정임을 발표했다.[17]인수는 1986년 12월에 완료되었다.[18]

1986년 1월, MNC는 3개월 된 댄빌에 본사를 둔 얼라이언스 밴코프를 Hendr릭스 카운티의 미드 스테이트 뱅크 오브 State Bank of Hendricks County 자회사와 미공개 금액에 인수한다고 발표했다.[19]얼라이언스는 최근 댄빌 주 은행과 핸드릭스 카운티의 미드 스테이트 뱅크를 만든 제1 국립 코츠빌 은행간의 합병의 산물이었다.인수는 1986년 11월에 완료되었다.[16]

1986년 2월, MNC는 그린우드에 본사를 둔 NBG금융공사를 자사의 파머스 내셔널은행 자회사와 함께 주식 1,320만 달러에 인수하기로 결정했다고 발표했다.[20][21]인수는 1986년 12월에 완료되었다.[22]

1986년 3월, MNC는 세이모어에 본사를 둔 인디애나 주 남부 중앙은행을 세이모어 내셔널 뱅크 자회사와 인수 미공개 금액으로 인수한다고 발표했다.[23]인수는 1986년 12월에 완료되었다.이것은 상인들이 마리온 카운티를 둘러싸고 있는 바로 그 지역 바깥으로 먼저 이동하는 것이었다.[22]

1986년 4월, MNC는 미공개 금액으로 [25]티프톤에 본사를 둔 시민 은행인 팁튼[24] 은행과 지온스빌에 본사를 둔 Frenzel 가족이 지배하는 Farmers State Corporation을 인수할 것이라고 발표했다.지온스빌에서의 인수는 1986년[16] 11월에 완료되었고, 팁튼에서의 인수는 1986년 12월에 완료되었다.[26]

1986년 8월, MNC는 페이엣 은행과 트러스트 컴퍼니 자회사와 함께 코너스빌에 본사를 둔 파예트 반코프를 미공개 금액으로 인수한다고 발표했다.[27][28]인수는 1987년 5월에 완료되었다.[29]

1986년 12월, MNC는 매디슨에 본사를 둔 오하이오 밸리 밴코프를 매디슨 은행 & 트러스트 컴퍼니 자회사와 인수하기로 미공개 금액을 발표했다.[30]인수는 1987년 9월에 완료되었다.[31]내셔널 시티가 상인 내셔널을 인수한 후 내셔널 시티는 매디슨 은행 & 트러스트를 내셔널 시티로 합병하지 않았지만, 14년 후 이 은행이 나머지 회사들과 맞지 않는다고 판단해 은행을 분할하기로 결정했다.내셔널 시티는 결국 2005년 매디슨 은행 & 트러스트를 메인소스 파이낸셜 그룹에 미공개 금액에 매각했다.[32][33][34]

1987년 3월, MNC는 자사의 엘스턴 뱅크 앤 트러스트 컴퍼니 자회사와 함께 크로포드빌에 본사를 둔 엘스턴 사를 2,400만 달러에 인수한다고 발표했다.[35][36][37]인수는 1988년 2월에 완료되었다.[38]

1988년 4월, MNC는 베이츠빌에 본사를 둔 베이츠빌 주 은행을 미공개 금액으로 인수한다고 발표했다.[39]

1988년 7월, MNC는 미공개 금액으로 이스트 시카고에 본사를 둔 라일리 코퍼레이션의 제1 내셔널 뱅크 오브 이스트 시카고 자회사와 함께 인수 보류 중이라고 발표했다.[40][41]인수는 1988년 11월에 완료되었다.[42]

1989년 4월, MNC는 Logansport 기반의 First National Bankshares를 그것의 제1 국립 Logansport의 자회사와 2,290만 달러에 인수할 것이라고 발표했다.[43]인수는 1989년 10월에 완료되었다.[44]

내셔널 시티 뱅크 인디애나

1991년 10월, 내셔널 시티 코퍼레이션은 6억 4백만 달러의 주식에 인수한 인더스 내셔널 은행과 인디애나폴리스의 신탁 회사와 함께 인수한 것이라고 발표했다.[1][45]인수는 1992년 5월에 완료되었다.[46][47]주로 인디애나폴리스에서 약 600개의 직위가 대부분 본부 기능을 통합한 직접적인 결과로 없어졌다.

참조

  1. ^ a b Quint, Michael (October 31, 1991). "2 Midwest Banks Announce Plan to Merge". New York Times.
  2. ^ "Hamilton County banking suddenly is "Big 3" game". The Indianapolis Star. September 12, 1985. p. 43 – via Newspapers.com. It's getting harder to tell the difference between banks in Hamilton County and Indianapolis. Two county banks have agreed to be acquired by members of the Indianapolis "Big Three."
  3. ^ "Merchants Bank Plans Holding Firm". Indianapolis News. August 18, 1971. p. 73 – via Newspapers.com. A formation plan of a one bank holding company was approved by the Merchants National Bank & Trust Co's directors yesterday. The name of the holding company is Merchants National Corp. R. E. Sweeney, chairman of the board, said when the program has been completed, the holding company will own all of the shares of Merchants National Bank except for directors' qualifying shares, and the present shareholders of the bank will own the shares of the holding company.
  4. ^ "Bank Holding Firm Effective". Indianapolis News. January 4, 1972. p. 19 – via Newspapers.com. Merchants National Bank & Trust Co. yesterday became a wholly owned subsidiary of the Merchants National Corp. in a corporate reorganization.
  5. ^ "Merchants National Holding Firm". Wall Street Journal. January 7, 1972. p. 24. Merchants National Bank & Trust Co. said it had completed formation of a one-bank holding company, Merchants National Corp. Shareholders approved the reorganization at a special meeting in October. ProQuest를 통한 대체 링크.
  6. ^ Koenig, Bill (April 21, 1985). "New cross-county banking law to bring flurry of deals". Indianapolis Star. p. 34 – via Newspapers.com. The pressure has been building for cross county banking for 17 years. On July 1, a new bank law takes effect, and the lid comes off. And with it comes the job of figuring where everything could land. Already there have been surprises. Small banks generally opposed statewide banking, fearing banks from Indianapolis would gobble them up. But the first acquisition announced after cross-county banking was signed into law last week had a twist - Columbus, Ind., bank concern, Irwin Union Corp., on Friday bought one in Indianapolis, Midwest National Corp. The new law prohibits a holding company from controlling more than 10 percent of the state's deposits on July 1. That figure rises to 11 percent on July 1. 1986, and 12 percent on July 1, 1987. The new law also will enable banks to establish branches in neighboring counties. But that section restricts banks of more than $400 million in assets to setting up two branches in the next five years. Smaller banks have an easier time. Those under $200 million can establish one branch each fiscal year through June 30. 1990. The net effect officials say. is that buying other banks will be the primary method to expand. Despite provisions for limited interstate banking, there are doubts whether Indiana banks will buy banks across state lines and vice versa. Under the new bank law, banks in neighboring states can acquire Hoosier holding companies so long as Indiana banks are able to take over banks in those states. That's known as reciprocity. Currently, only Kentucky has such a law.
  7. ^ Barnhizer Rivas, Susan & Lewis, David P. (1986). "Senate Enrolled Act No. 1: A New Era of Banking Expansion in Indiana". Indiana Law Review. 19 (1): 115–137 – via IUPUI.
  8. ^ Wildey, Morris D. (June 4, 1985). "Shelbyville's Farmers National Bank plans to join Merchants in merger". Indianapolis Star. p. 1 – via Newspapers.com. Merchants National Corp. and Farmers National Corp. of Shelbyville announced plans to merge Monday. The deal would leave Shelbyville. without a locally owned bank. But officials of both banks said the merger would be advantageous to the Shelby County community. Farmers National Bank is the wholly owned subsidiary of Farmers National Corp.
  9. ^ "Briefly noted". Indianapolis News. January 25, 1986. p. 19 – via Newspapers.com. Merchants National Corp. has completed its merger with Farmers National Corp., the Shelbyville holding company of Farmers National Bank.
  10. ^ "State banks announce merger plan". Indianapolis Star. July 30, 1985. p. 21 – via Newspapers.com. Merchants National Corp. and Central National Bank of Greencastle announced on Monday plans to merge. Their agreement calls for an exchange of stock and cash totaling $9.5 million... This is the second merger agreement by Merchants National Corp.; the first was with Farmers National Corp. of Shelbyville on June 3. Merchants has plans to merge with other central Indiana banks and filed an application with the Federal Reserve Bank last week to acquire 17.5 percent of Hancock Bancshares, the parent company of Hancock Bank and Trust.
  11. ^ "Briefly noted". Indianapolis News. February 5, 1986. p. 23 – via Newspapers.com. Merchants National Corp. has completed its acquisition of the Central National Bank of Greencastle.
  12. ^ "Merchants announces Hancock bank purchase". Indianapolis Star. September 13, 1985. p. 39 – via Newspapers.com. Merchants National Corp. said Thursday it reached an agreement to buy Hancock Bancshares of Greenfield. In July, Merchants purchased a 17 percent stake in Hancock. owner of Hancock Bank & Trust Co. Under the Thursday agreement. Merchants will pay me equivalent of $97 per share in cash and stock for the rest of Hancock. The transaction for the remaining 83 percent of the Greenfield bank company is valued at $7.3 million. Merchants previously did not disclose how much the July stock purchases cost and no such estimate was available Thursday. Hancock Bank & Trust is me second largest Hancock County bank, with assets of about $70 coupon convertible debentures... The announcement marked the third Merchants acquisition since the Indiana General Assembly legalized cross-county banking this year. Farmers National Corp. of Shelbyville and Central National Bank of Greencastle have agreed to become parts of the Indianapolis holding company.
  13. ^ Koenk, Bill (July 19, 1985). "Merchants' Hancock move no surprise". Indianapolis Star. p. 41 – via Newspapers.com. A top official of Greenfield Banking Co. said American Fletcher plans to buy Franklin bank Thursday that few were surprised that Merchants National Corp. was buying a stake in a competing Greenfield bank.
  14. ^ "American Fletcher to buy bank". Indianapolis Star. April 19, 1986. p. 29 – via Newspapers.com. In other banking news Friday, Merchants National Corp. completed its acquisition of Hancock Bank and Trust of Greenfield. Merchants plans no changes in the name, board of directors, management or employees of Hancock.
  15. ^ Koenig, Bill (November 27, 1985). "Merchants, Carmel banks will merge". Indianapolis Star. p. 21 – via Newspapers.com. Two Frenzel-family controlled financial institutions agreed Tuesday to consolidate when Merchants National Corp. said it would acquire Union State Bank in Carmel. The development means that all three Carmel banks will be subsidiaries of the "Big Three" Indianapolis holding companies. Tuesday's announcement was not unexpected because of the Frenzel ownership of Merchants and Union State. Otto N. Frenzel III, Merchants chairman and chief executive, has been chairman of Union State Carmel's largest bank with $145 million in assets since 1965.
  16. ^ a b c "Mergers Complete". Indianapolis Star. November 29, 1986. p. 19 – via Newspapers.com. Merchants National Corp. has completed its mergers with US Bancorp of Carmel, Farmers State Corp. of Zionsvllle and Alliance Bancorp of Danville. US Bancorp is the holding company for Union State Bank of Carmel. Farmers State Corp is the holding company for Mid State Bank. And Alliance Bancorp. is the holding company for Mid State Bank of Hendricks County. Merchants National Corp. has announced 11 mergers, six of which have been completed when all mergers are completed, Merchants says its assets will total approximately $4 billion.
  17. ^ "Merchants National Agrees To Acquire Bank in Indiana". Wall Street Journal (Eastern ed.). December 9, 1985. p. 1. Merchants National Corp. said it agreed to acquire Anderson Banking Co., Anderson, Ind., in a stock swap. Terms weren't disclosed. ProQuest를 통한 대체 링크.
  18. ^ "Merchants National Acquisition". Wall Street Journal (Eastern ed.). December 22, 1986. p. 1. Merchants National Corp. said it completed its acquisition of Anderson Banking Co., Anderson, Ind. ProQuest를 통한 대체 링크.
  19. ^ "Merchants to acquire Mid State in Hendricks". Indianapolis News. January 10, 1986. p. 12 – via Newspapers.com. Merchants National Corp. announced today it will acquire Mid State Bank of Hendricks County. Mid State is only three months old, being the product of an October merger between Danville State Bank and the First National Bank of Coatesville. Mid State is now the principal holding of Alliance Bancorp. The Merchants-Mid State merger should not cause many changes at the smaller bank, according to bank officials. Alliance Bancorp is controlled by the Frenzel and Griffith families, both of which are significant shareholders of Merchants. The chairman of Merchants is Otto N. Frenzel III... Mid State has seven offices in Hendricks County Avon Clayton, Coatsville, Danville and Plainfield. It has assets of $90 million and deposits in excess of $80 million. This is the Merchants' sixth acquisition since the state's banking laws were liberalized. In the six months before the announcement, Merchants has also taken steps to absorb Farmers National Corp., Shelbyville; Central National Bank, Greencastle; Hancock Bank & Trust, Greenfield; Union State Bank Carmel; and the Anderson Banking Company. The acquisitions listed above will add $757 million to Merchants, the state's third-largest.
  20. ^ "상인 국가 공사은행 Firm"을 살은 다면.월 스트리트 저널(동부 교육.).2월 18일, 1986년. 우편 1. 상인 국가 공사도달러 132만 상인 일반적인 주식을 받는 NBG 파이낸셜사, 작은 인디애나 은행 지주 회사 인수하기로 합의했다고 말했다...NBG은 국립 은행 그린우드의달러 151만개의를 인정한다.이후 은행업 법에 변화가 지난 같은 구매 허용했다 상인들 작은 인디애나 은행 우려를 얻고 있다.대체 링크 ProQuest을 통해
  21. ^ Mengle, Bev (February 13, 1986). "Merchants agrees to acquire NBG". Franklin Daily Journal. p. 1 – via Newspapers.com. The holding corporation for the National Bank of Greenwood, Johnson County's second largest bank, has reached a merger agreement with Merchants National Corporation, the parent corporation of Merchants National Bank... The agreement calls for a stock-for-stock exchange of Merchants common stock for all outstanding shares of NBG Financial Corporation common stock. Merchants has merger agreements pending with: Hancock Bancshares Corporation of Greenfield, the parent corporation of Hancock Bank & Trust, U.S. Bancorp of Carmel, the holding corporation of Union State Bank, Anderson Banking Co., and Alliance Bancorp, the holding corporation of Mid State Bank in Hendricks County.
  22. ^ a b "Merchants closes deals with 2 holding companies". Columbus Republic. December 28, 1986. p. 36 – via Newspapers.com. Merchants National Corporation last week finalized its merger with NBG Financial Corporation of Greenwood and Mid-Southern Indiana Bancorp of Seymour. NBG Financial Corp. is the holding company for National Bank of Greenwood. Mid-Southern Indiana Bancorp, the holding company for the Seymour National Bank, is the second largest bank in Jackson County. Seymour National Bank has three branches. Merchants is in the process of 12 mergers, which when completed will give the corporation assets totaling about $4 billion.
  23. ^ "Merchants to acquire Seymour National". Indianapolis Star. March 12, 1986. p. 29 – via Newspapers.com. The Seymour acquisition is the farthest from Indianapolis for Merchants. The company previously announced seven such deals since last year's bank law was drafted. Five were counties adjoining Marion County; the most recent occurred last month when Merchants said it would buy the National Bank of Greenwood. The other two were in Greencastle and Anderson... Under terms of the acquisition agreement announced Tuesday, Mid-Southern Indiana holders will exchange their shares Merchants National Corp. on Tuesday made its first move outside central Indiana. The Indianapolis holding company announced an agreement to acquire Mid-Southern Indiana Bancorp, owner of Seymour National Bank. Seymour National is that city's second-largest bank with about $63 million in assets. If completed, it would be the ninth acquisition by Merchants. As with the other announced deals, Merchants said Citizens National's current name and management will remain.
  24. ^ "Merchants to buy bank in Tipton". Indianapolis Star. April 17, 1986. p. 38 – via Newspapers.com. Merchants National Corp. said Wednesday it has agreed to acquire the Citizens National Bank of Tipton. The bank, second-largest in the community, has assets of about $52 million.
  25. ^ "Farmers State Corp. sale to Merchants announced". Indianapolis Star. April 24, 1986. p. 34 – via Newspapers.com. Merchants National Corp. said Wednesday it will acquire Farmers State Corp. in Zionsville. The purchase would be the third of a Frenzel-controlled metro area banking institution by Merchants. Otto N. Frenzel III is chairman and chief executive of Merchants. Under the agreement. Farmers State's approximately 36,000 shares will be exchanged for Merchants stock.
  26. ^ "Tipton merger completed". Indianapolis News. December 31, 1986. p. 38 – via Newspapers.com. Merchants National Corp. has completed its acquisition of Citizens National Bank of Tipton. Citizens is the second largest bank in Tipton County and was founded in 1898. It has $56 million in assets and two offices in the county. With Tuesday's announcement. Merchants completed its 10th acquisition since the start of bank deregulation in 1985. The company has two mergers pending. The state's third-largest bank holding company. Merchants has assets of $4 billion. It is an Indianapolis corporation, and its leading bank is Merchants National Bank & Trust Co. Merchants also has banks in Greenfield, Greencastle, Greenwood, Shelbyville, Carmel, Anderson, Danville, Seymour, Zionsville and Connersville.
  27. ^ "Merchants to Acquire Fayette". Wall Street Journal (Eastern ed.). August 21, 1986. p. 1. Merchants National Corp., a bank holding company, said it agreed to buy Fayette Bancorp in a stock swap. Terms weren't disclosed. Fayette is a bank holding company for Fayette Bank & Trust Co. ProQuest를 통한 대체 링크.
  28. ^ "Merchants to acquire bank". Franklin Daily Journal. August 25, 1986. p. 6 – via Newspapers.com. Merchants National Corp. will absorb Fayette Bancorp, holding company for Fayette Bank and Trust Co. in Connersville, Merchants announced last week. Fayette Bank and Trust has total assets of about $77 million. It is the largest bank in Fayette County. Merchants National Corp. is a multi-bank holding company with Merchants National Bank & Trust as its lead bank and the state's third largest. Merchants announced Feb. 13 the acquisition of NBG Financial Corp., the holding company for the National Bank of Greenwood. NBG is Johnson County's second largest bank with about $143 million in total assets and 120 employees.
  29. ^ "Bank merger finalized". Indianapolis News. May 20, 1987. p. 10 – via Newspapers.com. Merchants National Corp.'s board of directors today finalized its merger with Fayette Bancorp, holding company for Fayette Bank & Trust Co. of Connersville. Ind. Fayette Bank & Trust Is the largest bank in Fayette County.
  30. ^ "상인 국가 인디애나 은행 기업을 사은 다면".월 스트리트 저널(동부 교육.).12월 15일, 1986년. 우편 1.erchants 국립 공단이 원칙적으로에 대해 8백만달러의 시산 가격과 주식 거래에서 오하이오 밸리 뱅코프 매디슨, Ind. 의 중을 얻기로 합의했다고 말했다...오하이오 밸리, 매디슨 은행 및에 대한 지주 회사;신탁에 대해 1억 5천만달러 규모의 총 재산을 가지고 있다이와 다른 인수 합병이 완료되었을 때, 상인 국가의 자산은 4억을 넘어설 것이다.대체 링크 ProQuest을 통해
  31. ^ "Banking merger is completed". Kokomo Tribune. September 1, 1987. p. 5 – via Newspapers.com. Merger of Merchants National Corp. with Ohio Valley Bankcorp, holding company for Madison Bank & Trust Co., has been completed, Merchants officials said. Madison Bank & Trust, established in 1833, is the oldest chartered bank in the state and the largest in Jefferson County, with assets of approximately $153 million, officials said Monday. Merchants National, an Indiana multibank holding company, has announced 14 merger agreements, 12 of which have been completed. When all 14 have been completed, the corporation's assets would total about $4.2 billion.
  32. ^ Vlerebome, Peggy (March 10, 2005). "National City sells Madison Bank and Trust - to MainSource". Madison Courier. Employees of Madison Bank and Trust Co. were informed this morning that National City will sell their bank to MainSource Financial Group. Madison Bank and Trust didn't fit into National City's "branding," a National City executive said in the transaction announcement issued by MainSource... Madison Bank and Trust Co. became a wholly owned subsidiary of National City with National City's acquisition of Merchants National Corp. in 1991. "Since then, they have maintained the Madison identity, operating under a separate charter," James Hughes, National City's executive vice president, retail branch network, said in the Web site posting.
  33. ^ "MainSource Financial Group and The Madison Bank and Trust Announce Definitive Agreement". Marketwired (Press release). March 10, 2005.
  34. ^ "MainSource Financial Group Acquires The Madison Bank and Trust Company". Marketwired (Press release). August 29, 2005.
  35. ^ "Merchants National, Elston Merge". Logansport Pharos-Tribune. March 11, 1987. p. 4 – via Newspapers.com. Elston Corp. of Crawfordsville would become part of the Merchants National Corp. of Indianapolis under terms of a merger that has been approved in principle, the bank holding companies said Tuesday. The Elston deal would mark the 13th merger for Merchants, the holding company for Merchants National Bank.... Elston, which has assets of $143 million, is the holding company for Elston Bank and Trust Co., Montgomery County's largest bank with six offices in Crawfordsville, Waveland and Waynetown.
  36. ^ "상인 국립 증권 스왑에 회사를 살".월 스트리트 저널(동부 교육.).3월 11일 1987년. 우편 1. 상인 국가 공사도 주식 스왑에 대해 2400만달러에 평가 밀접하게 점령한 엘스 공사, 크로 퍼즈 빌, Ind. 인수하기로 합의했다고 말했다...엘스 턴, 엘스 은행 및 신탁 12월 31일에 2,300만달러의 자산 규모를 소유하고 있다.상인들 연말에 39억달러의 자산을 보유하고 있었다.링크 ProQuest을 통해
  37. ^ "Merchants 국립 획득".월 스트리트 저널(동부 교육.).11월 6일, 1987년. 우편 1. 상인 국가 공사도 최근 주식 시장 변동성 때문에 엘스 턴 물산의 인수의 조항을 수정하기로 합의했다고 말했다.예비 협정의 조건 하에서 상인 국가 각각의 소수 주주 지배. 엘스의 118,928 발행된 주식들의, 또는 약 2,200만달러로 총 185달러구할 거라고 말했다.지난 3월, 상인 국가 주식 스왑 후 약 2400만달러로 평가를 통해 크로 퍼즈 빌,Ind.-based 엘스 턴, 또한bank-holding 회사 인수하기로 합의했다.상인 국가가 획득 1월에 완료될 것으로 예상한다고 말했다.대체 링크 ProQuest을 통해
  38. ^ "Merchants National finalizes merger". Kokomo Tribune. February 14, 1988. p. 27 – via Newspapers.com. Merchants National Corp. has finalized its merger with Elston Corp., the holding company for Elston Bank & Trust Co., Crawfordsville. Elston Bank, the largest bank in Montgomery County, has total assets of about $135 million. It has six banking locations in Crawfordsville, Waveland and Waynetown. Merchant's total assets, with the addition of the Elston, are about $4.3 billion.
  39. ^ "Batesville State Bank, Merchants agree in principal[sic] to merger". Indianapolis Star. April 19, 1988. p. 24 – via Newspapers.com. Merchants National Corp. and BSB Bancorp, holding company for Batesville State Bank, announced an agreement in principle on Monday to merge. In an all-cash transaction. Merchants will pay $262 for each outstanding share of BSB Bancorp common stock for a total price of $12 million.
  40. ^ Allen, David C. (July 14, 1988). "East Chicago Bank Agrees to Merger". Post-Tribune. p. B1. First National Bank of East Chicago has agreed to become part of Merchants National Corp. of Indianapolis... The companies actually said they agreed in principle to merge Merchants National Corp., already holding company for 16 Indiana banks, and the Riley Corp., owner of the East Chicago bank.
  41. ^ "Proposed bank merger announced". Kokomo Tribune. July 14, 1988. p. 8 – via Newspapers.com. Merchants National Corp. has announced the proposed merger with the holding company for First National Bank of East Chicago, marking the Indianapolis financial giant's first step into northern Indiana. The agreement to merge with the Riley Corp. calls for an exchange of Merchants common stock and cash for Riley Corp. stock.
  42. ^ "Merchants, 1st National Merger Final". Post-Tribune. December 2, 1988. p. B8. Merchants National Corp. of Indianapolis completed its merger with Riley Co. Inc. of East Chicago on Nov. 28. Riley Co. was the holding company for First National Bank of East Chicago.
  43. ^ "Merchants to buy bank". Indianapolis Star. April 15, 1989. p. 28 – via Newspapers.com. Merchants National Corp. has agreed to acquire First National Bankshares Inc. of Logansport. First National's main unit is the First National Bank of Logansport, which has $204 million in assets. The Indianapolis-based bank holding company agreed to pay about $22.9 million... The agreement, announced Friday, is subject to approval by directors of the two companies and regulatory agencies. Under the accord, the Logansport bank would retain its name. Other Merchants acquisitions also have kept their names after they were purchased. "First National is a well-managed bank with a strong position in its market." said James D. Massey, president and chief operating officer of Merchants National Corp. Merchants has 16 subsidiary banks. Its main unit is Merchants National Bank and Trust Co. in Indianapolis.
  44. ^ "1st National Bank Merger Finalized At Merchants". Logansport Pharos-Tribune. October 25, 1989. p. 22 – via Newspapers.com. Merchants National Corporation (NASDAQ MCHN) Tuesday completed its merger with First National Bankshares Inc. of Logansport and its subsidiaries, The First National Bank of Logansport and the First National Bank of Indiana... The First National Bank of Logansport was chartered as a national banking association in 1931. The First National Bank of Logansport has six banking locations in Cass County and one in, Monticello in White County.
  45. ^ Swasy, Alecia (October 31, 1991). "National City Corp. to Buy Merchants National Corp". Wall Street Journal. p. A14. National City Corp agreed to buy Merchants National Corp in a stock swap valued at about $604 million. ProQuest를 통한 대체 링크.
  46. ^ "National City Corp". Wall Street Journal. May 5, 1992. p. B4. National City Corp completed its $604 million acquisition of Merchants National Corp through a stock transaction. The merger gives National City assets of about $30 billion. ProQuest를 통한 대체 링크.
  47. ^ "It's not Merchants anymore". Indianapolis News. May 6, 1992. p. 38 – via Newspapers.com. It's official: National City Corp. of Cleveland on Saturday completed its acquisition of Merchants National Corp.. which had been the second-largest bank holding company based in Indiana. National City is now the parent of Merchants National Bank in Indianapolis and several of Its affiliate banks statewide. The banks will take on their new owner's name. The combined companies have assets of $30 billion and 575 offices in Ohio. Indiana and Kentucky. About 600 positions at Merchants may be eliminated as the result of consolidation.