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Industry: Email Alert RSS FeedAppendix D - Allfirst Bank of Hagerstown Maryland; assets described by branch location
Federal Reserve Bulletin, May, 2003
APPENDIX D
Data for Banking Markets in which M&T and
Allfirst Compete Directly
Maryland
Hagerstown Allfirst operates the largest depository
institution in the market, controlling
deposits of approximately $496.9 million,
representing approximately
16.8 percent of market deposits. M&T
operates the fourth largest depository
institution in the market, controlling
deposits of approximately $339.7 million,
representing approximately
11.4 percent of market deposits. On consummation
of the proposal, M&T would
operate the largest depository institution
in the market, controlling deposits of
approximately $836.6 million, representing
28.2 percent of market deposits.
The HHI would increase by 384 points
to 1461.
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg Allfirst operates the largest depository
institution in the market, controlling
deposits of approximately $1.07 billion,
representing approximately 13.4 percent
of market deposits. M&T operates the
eighth largest depository institution in
the market, controlling deposits of
approximately $432.5 million, representing
approximately 5.4 percent of market
deposits. On consummation of the proposal,
M&T would operate the largest
depository institution in the market,
controlling deposits of approximately
$1.5 billion, representing 18.8 percent
of market deposits. The HHI would
increase by 146 points to 909.
Lancaster Allfirst operates the seventh largest
depository institution in the market,
controlling deposits of approximately
$266.5 million, representing approximately
4.4 percent of market deposits.
M&T operates the 19th largest depository
institution in the market, controlling
deposits of approximately $12.9 million,
representing less than 1 percent of market
deposits. On consummation of the
proposal, M&T would operate the seventh
largest depository institution in the
market, controlling deposits of approximately
$279.4 million, representing
4.6 percent of market deposits. The HHI
would increase by 2 points to 1269.
Lehigh Valley Allfirst operates the 20th largest depository
institution in the market, controlling
deposits of approximately $108.1 million,
representing approximately 1.4 percent
of market deposits. M&T operates
the 25th largest depository institution
in the market, controlling deposits of
approximately $44.3 million, representing
less than 1 percent of market deposits.
On consummation of the proposal,
M&T would operate the 14th largest
depository institution in the market,
controlling deposits of approximately
$152.5 million, representing approximately
2 percent of market deposits. The
HHI would increase by 2 points to 1193.
Philadelphia M&T operates the 15th largest depository
institution in the market, controlling
deposits of approximately $696.5 million,
representing approximately less
than 1 percent of market deposits. Allfirst
operates the 95th largest depository institution
in the market, controlling deposits
of approximately $42.1 million, representing
less than 1 percent of market
deposits. On consummation of the proposal,
M&T would operate the 15th largest
depository institution in the market,
controlling deposits of approximately
$738.5 million, representing 1 percent
of market deposits. The HHI would
increase by 1 point to 1057.
Reading Allfirst operates the fourth largest
depository institution in the market,
controlling deposits of approximately
$525.6 million, representing approximately
12.1 percent of market deposits.
M&T operates the 11th largest depository
institution in the market, controlling
deposits of approximately $110.9 million,
representing 2.6 percent of market
deposits. On consummation of the proposal,
M&T would operate the fourth
largest depository institution in the market,
controlling deposits of approximately
$636.5 million, representing
14.7 percent of market deposits. The
HHI would increase by 71 points to
1333.
York Allfirst operates the largest depository
institution in the market, controlling
deposits of approximately $1.38 billion,
representing approximately 24.9 percent
of market deposits. M&T operates the
14th largest depository institution in the
market, controlling deposits of approximately
$61.3 million, representing
approximately 1.1 percent of market
deposits. On consummation of the proposal,
M&T would operate the largest
depository institution in the market,
controlling deposits of approximately
$1.44 billion, representing approximately
26 percent of market deposits. The HHI
would increase by 55 points to 1227.
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