As bank M&A heats up, some community banks are looking to their holding company as a source of cash to complete transactions.

Now that a fourth bank announced it would eliminate its holding company, directors should revisit the value of theirs.

A handful of prominent banking organizations have decided that maintaining a holding company isn’t worth the time and expense.

The new small bank holding company policy changes how smaller private banks with holding companies can compete with peers.

With the Office of Thrift Supervision seeing its last days on earth, what will become of the thrifts themselves?

Take the advice of Alexander Graham Bell: “before anything else, preparation is the key to success” when getting into the M&A market.

Joseph Ford of Fenimore, Kay, Harrison & Ford describes how your bank holding company could benefit from new rules to grow and enhance shareholder value.