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Supervisory Merger

 
Banking Dictionary: Supervisory Merger

Consolidation of two or more financial institutions, supervised by a bank regulatory agency, in which a weak institution is acquired by a stronger one. The supervisory agency may arrange assistance to the acquiring bank by purchasing some or all of the bad loans in the troubled institution, or giving the acquirer of a failing bank or savings institution guarantees against losses for a limited period. See also Bailout.

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