Mergers and Acquisitions Regulatory Analyst

Company

Federal Reserve Bank of St.

Louis

Mergers & Acquisitions Financial Analyst

The St.

Louis Fed is one of 12 Reserve Banks serving all or parts of Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas.

The St.

Louis Fed’s responsibilities include promoting stable prices, economic growth and a sound financial system, providing payment services to financial institutions, supporting the U.S.

Treasury's financial operations, and advancing economic education, community development and fair access to credit.

Overview  

 

The Federal Reserve Bank of St.

Louis supervises state member banks, along with bank and savings and loan holding companies, located within the Eighth Federal Reserve District. Situated within the Supervision, Credit, and Learning Division, the Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A) Unit processes state member bank and holding company regulatory filings and notifications for mergers, acquisitions, changes in bank control, and de novo branches. 

 

The M&A Unit is seeking a Financial Analyst to join our specialized team.

Reporting directly to the unit manager, the successful candidate will work collaboratively with fellow financial analysts to support the Eighth District’s regulatory application review process. 

As an M&A Financial Analyst, you will independently manage a caseload of application and notice filings from initial intake and acceptance through comprehensive review, analysis, and final disposition.

In this capacity, you will evaluate filing proposals against relevant statutory factors and analytical considerations, including assessing the financial and managerial condition of applicant and target entities, analyzing their prospects, and identifying potential concerns for timely escalation to unit management.

You will prepare comprehensive documentation that includes thorough summaries of filing proposals, detailed analysis against statutory factors and regulatory considerations, and supported recommendations for action by the Reserve Bank under delegated authority or referral to Federal Reserve Board of Governors’ staff. 

You will also serve as a subject matter expert on assigned filings, presenting case summaries and status updates in weekly team and ad hoc meetings.

The position requires frequent collaboration with stakeholders, including internal teams such as safety and soundness, consumer affairs, and legal staff, as well as external parties including other bank regulatory agencies, applicants and their representatives, and Federal Reserve Board of Governors’ staff.

Additionally, you will have opportunities to participate in special projects and Federal Reserve System M&A workgroups, contributing to broader System M&A initiatives.  

 

Responsibilities 

 


* Serve as the primary analyst assigned to manage multiple filings 



* Demonstrate sound understanding of filing proposals 



* Demonstrate strong time management...