Cater Allen to buy Fleming Premier for 171.1 million euros

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Abbey National PLC's Cater Allen subsidiary is acquiring Fleming Premier Banking from JP Morgan Chase and Co. The deal is approximately valued at 106 million pounds (171.7 milllion euros).

United Kingdom, Commercial Banking, Foreign operations, Bank holding companies, Investment Holding Companies, Commercial banks, J.P. Morgan Chase and Co., Cater Allen Holdings PLC, Fleming Premier Banking

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FleetBoston Financial to buy Liberty Financial's asset unit

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FleetBoston Financial Corp. has reached a deal to acquire the asset management unit of Liberty Financial Cos. The deal is valued at $900 million (1.06 billion euros).

Savings & Loan Assns, Savings Institutions, Financial Holding Companies, Holding Offices, Savings and loan associations, L, Liberty Financial Corp.

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Bank of America moves to create no. 2 U.S. Bank: acquisition of FleetBoston for $43 billion highlights focus on consumer sector

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BankAmerica Corp. officials announced a plan to purchase FleetBoston Financial Corp., an all-stock deal worth approximately $43 billion. The move would create the second largest bank in the nation, ranking behind only Citigroup Inc.

Strategy & planning, Planning, Company acquisition/merger, BankAmerica Corp., Company business planning

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