Deal

TRUIST FINANCIAL CORP acquires Colonial Bank (banking operations)

August 2009 asset purchase (FDIC-assisted) ready

Snapshot

TRUIST FINANCIAL CORP acquired Colonial Bank (banking operations) for NULL ($22 billion net assets acquired; $20 billion deposits assumed) in August 2009. The transaction was structured as FDIC-assisted purchase and assumption with loss-sharing. Colonial Bank (banking operations) is a Montgomery, Alabama (operations across Alabama, Florida and Georgia)-based Commercial & retail banking - Southeast business.

Acquirer
TRUIST FINANCIAL CORP
Target
Colonial Bank (banking operations)
Value
NULL ($22 billion net assets acquired; $20 billion deposits assumed)
Date
August 2009
Type
asset purchase (FDIC-assisted)
Status
ready
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The deal at a glance

Private-market deal
TRUIST FINANCIAL CORP acquires Colonial Bank (banking operations)
Deal value
NULL ($22 billion net assets acquired; $20 billion deposits assumed)
Sector
Commercial & retail banking - Southeast
Date
August 2009
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About this deal

TRUIST FINANCIAL CORP acquired Colonial Bank (banking operations) for NULL ($22 billion net assets acquired; $20 billion deposits assumed), a transaction completed in August 2009, structured as FDIC-assisted purchase and assumption with loss-sharing. The deal was a asset purchase (FDIC-assisted).

Colonial Bank (banking operations) operates in Commercial & retail banking - Southeast, is based in Montgomery, Alabama (operations across Alabama, Florida and Georgia). In an FDIC-assisted transaction, BB&T acquired the banking operations of Colonial Bank of Montgomery, AL after Alabama regulators closed the bank and named the FDIC as receiver. BB&T acquired approximately $22 billion in net assets and assumed approximately $20 billion in deposits, with the FDIC and BB&T entering a loss-sharing agreement covering substantially all acquired loans and securities. It was BB&T's largest acquisition in its then-137-year history.

An exciting growth opportunity gaining solid market share in great markets in Alabama, Florida and Georgia with minimal asset risk because of the FDIC loss-sharing agreement.

Moved BB&T to #4 deposit market share in Alabama and #5 in Florida; created the nation's eighth-largest financial holding company by deposits with minimal asset risk via FDIC loss-sharing. Colonial banking operations integrated into BB&T; holding-company assets and Taylor, Bean & Whitaker-related items excluded.

Today's announcement represents an exciting growth opportunity for BB&T. We're gaining solid market shares in great markets in Alabama, Florida and Georgia. And it comes with minimal asset risk to BB&T because of our loss sharing agreement with the FDIC.
Kelly King, CEO, BB&T Corporation
Advisors not disclosed

No advisory firms have been disclosed for this transaction.

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