Recorded: November 9, 2016

Length: 60 Minutes

The day-to-day operations of a community bank that enjoys the mutual form of ownership is substantially similar to all other community banks. However, mutual banks are significantly different from many other community banks in the fact that a mutual has members as opposed to stockholders. This unique form of ownership presents several opportunities mutual banks should consider in the current landscape.

During this webinar session we will discuss the key issues in community banking that are unique to mutual banks, including mutual bank strategic planning, the formation and use of a mutual holding company and the obligation to enhance member value. If you’re a mutual community bank officer or director that is committed to maintaining the organization’s mutuality and is looking to enhance member value, you must attend this webinar with interactive question and answer session.

Presenter: Greyson E. Tuck

Mr. Tuck is a member of the Board of Directors of both the Memphis based law firm of Gerrish McCreary Smith, PC, Attorneys and Gerrish McCreary Smith, Consultants, LLC. These two firms have assisted numerous community banks in virtually every state across the nation. Mr. Tuck’s legal and consulting practice places special emphasis on community bank holding company formation and use, community bank mergers and acquisitions, regulatory matters, corporate reorganizations, corporate taxation, general corporate law and community bank strategic planning. Mr. Tuck comes from a community banking family.

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