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10 Feb, 2022
By Umer Khan and Zuhaib Gull
Seventeen bank M&A deals were announced in January following a record-breaking 2021.
Most of last month's deals were small and involved privately owned banks; only four deals had disclosed deal values and were worth a combined $239.9 million.


In January's largest deal, Manitowoc, Wis.-based Bank First Corp. agreed to acquire in-state peer Denmark, Wis.-based Denmark Bancshares Inc. for $118.0 million at a deal value-to-tangible common equity ratio of 171.6%.
On Jan. 28, Baltimore-based Rosedale Federal Savings and Loan Association agreed to acquire same-city peer CBM Bancorp in a deal worth $63.2 million, last month's second-largest deal.
Click here for a list of pending and completed M&A deals announced since Jan. 1, 2012.


