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There are too many things in M&A that buyers cannot control, including the willingness of the right targets to sell, economic conditions and the likelihood that desire will interfere with good due diligence, two Midwest bankers warn.
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Reduced lending, fewer leaders in times of crisis and less innovation thats what wed have if only the biggest banks were allowed to survive.
December 6
Enterprise Financial Services (EFSC) in Clayton, Mo., has promoted an executive to lead its commercial banking efforts.
The $3.2 billion-asset company said Thursday that Jim Lally had become its director of commercial banking. He previously served as president of Enterprise's St. Louis region.
Doug Bauche succeeded Lally as president of the St. Louis region. Bauche previously led the bank's commercial banking operations in St. Charles County, a role now held by Dennis Maher.
"These organizational moves are designed to solidify Enterprise Bank & Trust's management structure for the future and accelerate our progress toward a more comprehensive and high-value client experience," Scott Goodman, president of Enterprise Bank & Trust, said in the release.
Enterprise has 16 branches, according to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
