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From the supplier: Banc One CEO-Chmn. John B. McCoy believes that his bank holding company is still a force to reckon with in the bank-merger-and-acquisition business. Although its last acquisition effort involving FirsTier Financial Inc. was unsuccessful, McCoy contends that Banc One's high level of technological capacity and the imminent eradication of restrictions on interstate banking will enable his company to reclaim its position as the leader in bank acquisition. If the company's track record is any indication, it would seem that McCoy's expectation will become a reality in the near future. As of 1994, Banc One has already acquired over 100 banks. In 1993 alone, merger and acquisition reached a record $22.5 billion. McCoy credits this success to the holding company's focus on the retail side, and its predilection to purchase only those banks that it can understand and have good management.
Citation Details Title: One for the money. (interview with Banc One CEO-Chairman John B. McCoy) (Cover Story) Author: Joseph L. McCarthy Publication:Chief Executive (U.S.) (Magazine/Journal) Date: June 1, 1994 Publisher: Chief Executive Publishing Issue: n95 Page: p32(4)